Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
On 22.03.2007 16:59, Kirill Korotaev wrote:
Speaking about upstream merges:
there are 2 network virtualization implementations currently exist.
I'm not sure how much time it will take to merge this work,
it is very much depends on netdev@ maintainers. Maybe 2-3
Darryl Ross wrote:
I've not been able to get migrations working in openvz at all.
Care to file a bug report (or two) to bugzilla.openvz.org?
I just
end up using the same process I use under linux-vserver to migrate
guests between machines: rsync once, rsync a second time (to reduce the
time
We have a central Linux server for some development related services in
our department. One of it is a Oracle 10gR2 Database server with two
instances. I have managed to get it working but the needed parameters
look a little bit odd to me. Especially the privvmpages must be really
high and
There is nothing bad in such high privvmpages settings.
1. Oracle manages it's caches itself and creates lots of mappings,
which is the first reason of high privvmpages usages.
2. also please check the output of the following:
# cat /proc/sys/kernel/exec-shield-randomize
# cat
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Darryl Ross wrote:
One other thing, which isn't really a major issue, just an annoyance, is
that if I run netstat or ps on the host it shows me all of the sockets
open and programs running, even those inside the guests, whereas under
linux-vserver the host machine is a
Jim Zajkowski wrote:
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Darryl Ross wrote:
One other thing, which isn't really a major issue, just an annoyance, is
that if I run netstat or ps on the host it shows me all of the sockets
open and programs running, even those inside the guests, whereas under
linux-vserver the
I've just added ppc64 and sparc64 to OpenVZ list.
The type of embedded platform you are developing for may steer your
decision. I went looking for which cpu architectures are supported
by openvz and vserver patches and found this wiki entry. Someone may
care to update that entry.
Hi,
I have problem with gdb debugging of threaded applications inside OpenVZ
environment. Not only in virtual hosts, but on the hardware host also.
It looks like gdb immediately have losing the pids of the threads.
I have added bug into OpenVZ bugzilla, see
Darryl Ross wrote:
I've not been able to get migrations working in openvz at all. I just
end up using the same process I use under linux-vserver to migrate
guests between machines: rsync once, rsync a second time (to reduce the
time stopped), stop the guest, resync a third time, start guest on
