just FYI oracle has shutdown 1)opensource gridengine 2)opensource cluster 3)opensource DS 4)open SSO 5)opensource QFS, SAMFS 6)user is worry about lustre's future and form OpenSFS ....... happy new year
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Today's Topics:
1. sequential startvms in a script (Rance Hall)
2. FYI: Oracle is now an Open Source powerhouse (Fernando Cassia)
3. Re: sequential startvms in a script (Leonardo Carneiro)
4. Re: FYI: Oracle is now an Open Source powerhouse (jdd)
5. Re: FYI: Oracle is now an Open Source powerhouse (Paul Gress)
6. Re: FYI: Oracle is now an Open Source powerhouse (Nikola M.)
7. Re: sequential startvms in a script (Rance Hall)
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Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2011 11:20:40 -0600
From: Rance Hall<[email protected]>
Subject: [VBox-users] sequential startvms in a script
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I have a script that sets up a VDE network with virtual cables and such.
At the end of the script it is supposed to start two vms each attached
to two different vde switches.
The first VBoxManage startvm vmname works fine, but the second one
does not execute.
Question:
Do I need a sleep function or something between the two start vm lines
to get them to run?
currently the end of the script looks like this:
<begin script>
<vde stuff here>
VBoxManage startvm vmname1
VBoxManage startvm vmname2
<end script>
Yes vmname1 and vmname2 are spelled correctly as I can switch the
order and start the other vm.
My problem seems to be that whichever vm is second will not start.
What gives?
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Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2011 14:20:57 -0300
From: Fernando Cassia<[email protected]>
Subject: [VBox-users] FYI: Oracle is now an Open Source powerhouse
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I hope this brings many more users to Virtualbox, and the hard working
VBox team gets some additional recognition at Oracle.
I had to get this off my chest after seeing and reading so much drivel
on the IT press last year.
http://www.techeye.net/software/despite-anti-oracle-hysteria-firm-is-an-open-source-powerhouse
Sorry for this slightly OT interruption, and may we return to the
list?s regular scheduled programming. :)
FC
PS: I wouldn?t mind if you forward it around. ;)
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