Archive for the ‘Xen’ Category
More Xen Network Drawings
While working on some Xen stuff, I’ve found that a drawing is about the easiest way to document some things.
I’m going to be doing some drawings of custom Xen networks, but until then, here are a few drawings of default Xen networks to serve as a point of reference.
This first one just shows how a [...]
Xen Networking
Here’s my first take on a Xen network that I’m putting together for work.
This all takes place in one physical box with 2 physical network interfaces. I’m still not sure this is path we’ll take, but it’s a start. Also, it might have been less complex if I did routing and NATing in [...]
FC6 – First impressions
I’ve installed what I’m pretty sure will be the final version of FC6 (I checked the SHA1SUMs from a listing at an official mirror). Here are my first impressions:
Mono seems to be totally jacked:
[gabe@office ~]$ tomboy
Segmentation fault
[gabe@office ~]$ mono -V
Segmentation fault
[gabe@office ~]$ mcs
Segmentation fault
[gabe@office ~]$ sqlsharp
Segmentation fault
[gabe@office ~]$ gmcs
Segmentation fault
[gabe@office ~]$ echo “Segmentation fault”
Segmentation [...]
Bumps ahead
The humble server that I use to host a few (11) web sites is getting updated. It’s not going to be that big of a deal (99% idle instead of 97% idle).
The big deal will be the addition of Xen, LVM and RAID. I’m thinking about setting up a small domU that will [...]