Hello, a friend of mine an me are discussing about problems with mprime and partition problems, which could maybe caused by mprime or not. I hope I'm reaching the right people thru this mailling list. I have a machine with 2 Xeon 700 Mhz CPUs. On the machine is Vmware ESX installed and under VM-ESX runs SuSE Linux and Debian Linux simultaneously.
I started mprime under SuSE-Linux and it had been running 3 days without any problems untill I had rebooted the machine. After the reboot the ReiserFileSystem was damaged. It wasn't possible to access any directoies. I reinstalled SuSE-Linux, started mprime again and get the same problem after a reboot of the machine. Befor I started mprime the machine was ok after a reboot. I don't want to bother you with my partition problems (or my bad english :-). I've just the question if it is possible that mprime can cause a damaged partition, because mprime actually don't need any disc space for the computations. Could it be a problem of Vmware ESX because it is optimized for server consolidation and not for computations in this extent? TIA, Olli _______________________________________________ Prime mailing list [email protected] http://hogranch.com/mailman/listinfo/prime
