On 20/07/2013 01:25, Fábio Rabelo wrote:
Honestly i hope proxmox will drop openvz support in favour of LXC.
This is a very good idea, by the way !!!
I don't thinks so. Until some month ago LXC had insufficient privilege
separation, and still is quite far from OpenVZ features.
Simone
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Il 2013-07-22 16:15 Simone Piccardi ha scritto:
On 20/07/2013 01:25, Fábio Rabelo wrote:
Honestly i hope proxmox will drop openvz support in favour of LXC.
This is a very good idea, by the way !!!
I don't thinks so. Until some month ago LXC had insufficient privilege
separation, and still
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Maybe it is time to change the kernel from extremely old REDHAT 2.6 to
Wheezy 3.2, at least to the one that do not use OpenVZ, like
myself ?!?
I am looking forward to it. I am waiting for Debian kernel long enough.
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I´ve tryed 2.6.32-20, 2.6.32-21 and 2.6.32-22
all the same ...
Fábio Rabelo
2013/7/19 Patryk Benderz patryk.bend...@esp.pl
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Maybe it is time to change the kernel from extremely old REDHAT 2.6 to
Wheezy 3.2, at least to the one that do not use OpenVZ, like
myself ?!?
I am looking
May be you are hitting the same issue -
http://wiki.hetzner.de/index.php?title=Installation_des_r8168-Treibers/enredirect=no
. This may be useful for you too -
http://mytechspam.livejournal.com/15630.html .
On Fri, Jul 19, 2013 at 4:00 PM, Fábio Rabelo fa...@fabiorabelo.wiki.br wrote:
I´ve tryed
Thanks for the tip, i will try in the next opportunity .
For this system, I do not have time to wait, so I install Debian Squeeze,
then the debian backports kernel ( 3.2.0-4-amd64 ) and then PVE 2.3 over it
.
I have this solution running in another system, extremely stable ( over 4
months up and
But my real question remains, why keep using 2.6 redhat old and dirty kernel
?!?!?
Our kernel is not old (and not dirty, whatever you mean with this), why do you
think so? It’s based on the current RHEL64 kernel, most used kernel around the
world.
Martin
RHEL kernel is not old. 2.6.32 RHEL != vanilla 2.6.32. Take a diff and
compare it yourself, they backport shitload of features, patches, etc
from newer kernels.
RHEL kernel is more like separate fork from vanilla kernel.
Nothing stops you from installing and running with wheezy kernel, but
you
Honestly i hope proxmox will drop openvz support in favour of LXC.
This is a very good idea, by the way !!!
Fábio Rabelo
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Honestly i hope proxmox will drop openvz support in favour of LXC.
This is a very good idea, by the way !!!
And you are 100% sure this is a good idea? You testest LXC?
My feeling is that not everybody understand the whole issue.
Besides, newer vzctl also run on vanilla kernel (with same
What kernel do you use exactly?
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Subject: [PVE-User] bug in pve kernel
Just installed PVE3 on a gigabyte board
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