Barton Robinson wrote:
I think I have a different perspective.
Storage is a valueable resource. Caching takes storage. You
have a choice of where to cache, your xx number of linux
servers could all be big enough to cache. That is inherantly
bad. Sizing of linux virtual machines is meant to
Hello,
I have twice experienced a problem where at boot time fsck determined that the
root filesystem (ext3) was broken. fsck was run at boot time because the
system determined that root has been mounted 26 times without being checked.
The system was up and running minutes previous to this
You mounted read/write. Never fsck a mounted filesystem, or one that is
mounted read-write. Next time, mount / read-only: mount -o remount,ro /
. Then do a fsck.
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Better yet, don't mount it at all, if you can avoid it. (You can't avoid it
for the root file system unless you IPL a starter kernel and initrd.) Just
fsck the file system while it is unmounted.
Mark Post
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Hi Folks
I am busy with a SLES9 install but am hitting a problem with
the /var/log/YaST2/y2log ( RAM disk) running out of space.
I am sure this is been caused by the number of disks the install process
is seeing at install time, the disk I am using are spread in the server
frame.
Questions:
-Can
You would have to build another, larger, initrd and copy the contents of the
old one over to it. It shouldn't be hard to do. In the meantime, a bug
report to Novell would be a good idea.
Mark Post
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Ceruti,
I'm trying to install the DBI for perl for db2 on 64bit RHEL 4 and am getting the following errors
I understand what the messages (libc.so.6) are saying but I don't know where to get them. I've googled libc.so.6 390x and didn't
get anything that I thought would help.
Could someone help me with
You need the compat package installed. IBM builds packages on a system
with it installed, but doesn't properly prereq it in the the RPM.
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You'd be looking for glibc-2.3.4-2.9.s390x.rpm. Since this is a 64-bit
system, I would have expected that to already be installed. Is the DBI
package from Red Hat, or somewhere else?
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