Hi.
El 11/03/13 23:27, Carlos Reategui escribió:
eg:
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet manual
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet manual
Do I also need to set up the bridge in this file or will that be
done
automatically by xcp-xapi. Eg:
On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 6:13 PM, Alexandre Kouznetsov wrote:
> Hello.
>
Hi. Thanks for taking the time.
>
> El 11/03/13 18:08, Carlos Reategui escribió:
>
> So looks like I need to setup the bonding using the xe create-bond
>> command just as if I were on XCP/XS. However it is not clear to me
Hello.
El 11/03/13 18:08, Carlos Reategui escribió:
So looks like I need to setup the bonding using the xe create-bond
command just as if I were on XCP/XS. However it is not clear to me how
my /etc/network/interfaces file should be set. Does it matter? Should
I set the interfaces to manual?
I
let me try this again...
So looks like I need to setup the bonding using the xe create-bond command
just as if I were on XCP/XS. However it is not clear to me how my
/etc/network/interfaces file should be set. Does it matter? Should I set
the interfaces to manual? eg:
auto eth0
iface eth0 ine
Hi,
Thanks for talking a look :-)
The original code was using Unixext, and had the same errors, from what I
remember.
I tried with 3.12.1 and 4.00.1 and have got the same errors.
I am guessing the issue is specific to the CentOS kernel of 3.4.x? Don't
really have any sound reasons why though.
It's time for another Xen Hackathon!
This year's event will be held May 16-17 in Dublin, Ireland.
Details can be found here:
http://blog.xen.org/index.php/2013/03/07/google-hosted-xen-hackathon-may-16-17-dublin/
Thanks,
Russell Pavlicek
Xen Evangelist
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On 11/03/13 15:31, Bastian Mäuser wrote:
Hi Ryan,
there are two types of Livemigration, XM and SXM.
XM is XenMotion - and means that you can migrate a VM while it's running
from one XCP host to another, utilising a shared Storage that both Hosts
can access.
SXM is StorageXenMotion and was intr
I have tested SXM with XenCenter6.1 successfully.
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On Mar 11, 2013, at 4:31 PM, Bastian Mäuser wrote:
> Hi Ryan,
>
> there are two types of Livemigration, XM and SXM.
>
> XM is XenMotion - and means that you can migrate a VM while it's running from
> one XCP host to anothe
Hi Ryan,
there are two types of Livemigration, XM and SXM.
XM is XenMotion - and means that you can migrate a VM while it's running
from one XCP host to another, utilising a shared Storage that both Hosts
can access.
SXM is StorageXenMotion and was introduced with XCP 1.6. It in fact can
co
Hey Bastian,
I'll be testing this week. We are purchasing equipment soon and after reading
on a forum that it didn't work I just wanted to make sure it wasn't true. Do
you just use the XenCenter... Right click on the VM and click migrate to
server? Also, Will I able to transfer a VM to physicall
Hi Ryan..
sure.. olivemigration works like Charme for me. What's your error?
-Bastian
Am 11.03.2013 15:58, schrieb Ryan Miller:
I read on a forum that this feature was removed from XCP 1.6. Has
anyone successfully done a live migration with XCP 1.6? If so, is
there a good resource out the
I read on a forum that this feature was removed from XCP 1.6. Has anyone
successfully done a live migration with XCP 1.6? If so, is there a good
resource out there to guide a smooth migration?
-Ryan
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Hi John,
This is really, really odd!
If you're in the market for a workaround, you could use the
"execute_command_get_output" function to run "cat filename" -- ugly but it has
to work.
let stdout, stderr = Forkhelpers.execute_command_get_output "/bin/cat" [
filename ] in
...
Cheers,
Dave
>
Hi,
In the broken strace, I can't explain the different sequence of syscalls
between the file that works (lstat; open) and the file that doesn't (lstat;
stat; access; open). I also can't reproduce the behaviour you see on my Ubuntu
with ocaml 3.12.1. Out of curiousity, which ocaml version are y
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