i would be intetested to see how this compares to other dedupliction
implementations
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On 19/07/2011, at 9:06 PM, Siju George sgeorge...@gmail.com wrote:
Some Copy Paste mistakes in the first one. Hereis the updated one.
Hi,
Finally I got free after a long busy season to work on my
Xen is superior for VPS providers and other types of hosting. Here you
need to control the distribution of resources (and cpu time) according
to type of client.
KVM is superior for other types of virtualization like the testing of
applications for developers.
Hopefully that gap wont last
hi there
xen is dominant in vps's but its hardly superior. ibm and redhat have both
abandoned leaving it as a kernel fork with limited major developers, it whilst
kvm has been merged in to the mainline linux kernel.
virtio has also been adopted by virtualbox, so virtio drivers would cover two
sorbs are woefull. ive personally dropped them in favour of the numerous more
helpfull alternatives...
Dean
On 25/06/2011, at 10:24 AM, Peter Avalos pe...@theshell.com wrote:
On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 11:18:16PM +, Chris Turner wrote:
for someone 'authorized' for this kind of fixup
Well, there is a possibility to add and remove volumes other than the
root volume, but IMHO
it's still considered experimental. In combination with LVM you could
emulate expanding and
shrinking of a Hammer filesystem.
In my case, the underlying raid card can expand the volumes it presents
to
Hi Guys
Im thinking about reloading my home file server with dragonflybsd.
Mainly so i can take advantage of the rather awesome looking HAMMER
filesystem.
My home server has an Areca 1260 SAS raid card, which is reported as
being supported by the arcmsr man page.
Im looking for
