I think I solved my problem, but it makes me feel dirty.
$ tabdump notification
#filename,tables,tableops,comments,disable
"/opt/xcat/sbin/kvm_nodedatacleaner","vm","u",,
$ cat /opt/xcat/sbin/kvm_nodedatacleaner
#!/bin/bash
nodech -d vm kvm_nodedata
Am I going to hell for this?
On 05/19/2011
qemu-img as shipped in rhel6 does not have anything, but it looks like
qemu-img did roll in resize in a later version, like in Fedor 15 version
for example.
From: Garrick Staples
To: xCAT Users Mailing list
Date: 08/05/2011 01:54 PM
Subject:Re: [xcat-user] resize KVM VMs?
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On 08/05/2011 06:43 AM, Jarrod B Johnson wrote:
>
> I'll investigate at least growing it. Shrinking may be problematic...
>
> Maybe libguestfs is good enough to do it from outside the OS, but I'd
> be tempted to just grow the underlying block device and let the OS
> grow it's own filesystem. Shri
I'll investigate at least growing it. Shrinking may be problematic...
Maybe libguestfs is good enough to do it from outside the OS, but I'd be
tempted to just grow the underlying block device and let the OS grow it's
own filesystem. Shrinking may be possible, but probably exercise caution
in co
Xiao,
I tried copying the updateflag.awk script to a stateless esxi machine i had
but it did not work...
Nevertheless, i successfully updated the boot flag with netcat:
/bin/echo installstatus booted | /bin/nc 172.31.32.254 3002
I've been digging around and found that i can either call this in
/e
Max and Dave,
Just wanted to let you know.
I found the reason why the user provided efix did not work on my CentOS5.6
server, and why the domain name became to "local.local" in DNS settings.
The problem is from line "unless ($name =~ /$domain/) { $name .= $domain
}", after the efix applied, th
