Anyone?

Hello there,

I've got a problem regarding my XEN network setup. First of all, I'll just tell you what doesn't work: the access to a forwarded (natted) port (e.g. port 80 http) of a dom (no matter if dom0 or domU) to the servers external ip address (from "inside") does not work (connection refused ...

I didn't really solve the problem but created an evil work-around by creating a "dummy" tuntap device.

Hi there,

by using "brctl add bridgename" it is possible, to create an empty bridge without any interfaces in it. I guess that gentoo doesnt allow that. When I add

bridge_xenbr0=""

config_xenbr0=( "10.0.0.1/24" )

in /etc/conf.d/net, it gives me errors starting my bridge:

# /etc/init.d/net ...

Okay, thank you very much. I'll try it your way.

No one with xen?

Hello there,

I've just installed a fresh copy of Gentoo amd64 2007.0 with Xen and bootet it correctly. For my installation, I took a look at the Gentoo-Wiki XEN Howto, as well at the official Gentoo-XEN Howto. However, there is one thing which I'm not sure about if its working fine: the networking ...

Okay, the performance problem is definitely caused by KNOPPIX - I've just put in a Win2k3 Server CD and load the original drivers. When I formatted the disk with NTFS (full format, with "fill-zero") the whole format process finished in about 2 minutes (300 GB, RAID 10)....

I have exactly the same problem.

uname -a:
Linux h706877 2.6.22-gentoo-r2 #1 Tue Aug 21 09:22:20 CEST 2007 x86_64 AMD Opteron(tm) Processor 146 AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux

The problem:
# /etc/init.d/apache2 stop
* Stopping apache2 ... [ ok ]

Waiting 10 seconds..

# ps aux | grep -ir "apache ...

Solved it - but for what reason, I don't know why your configurations work for you guys! In my case I had to add another line called "ServerAlias".

Example:

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName www.fwsearch.org
ServerAlias fwsearch.org *.fwsearch.org
DocumentRoot "/var/www/localhost/htdocs/fwsearch ...

28MB/s seems pretty poor to me. You do not use
disks from 1998 so somthing, do you? :))
For easier comparison you may want to run bonnie
benchmark or try hdparm -Tt repeatedly on any of
your disks to get some more number about the
throughput.
Maybe scsi driver not in synchronous mode, just a ...

Hi all,

I've somehow a problem with the performance of a SCSI-RAID Controller called "DELL PERC320", which is an 64 Bit-Adaptec 2200 RAID SCSI Controller AFAIK. There are 4x SCSI 10k Ultra-320 Harddisks connected to the RAID controller and they get recognized by it fine, and all the four hard ...

I just wanted to paste more than one virtual host in a config file, but Apache doesn't accept my second vhost, although it has completely correct syntax (exact the same like the virtual host that works, except for the directory and domain name). Do you have a similar problem?

I really have to "bump" this topic - its a really great way of displaying the boot process! As long your X.org supports your graphics card, you will also see this great graphical boot screen. For example, Ive set up my ati drivers to use only my external monitor, and so does the boot-screen then ...

Thanks for the input, I've already tried to use the fglrx-binary of xcalib from it's homepage (downloaded only the binary..) but this also didn't work for me.

xcalib uses the same XVidModeExtension that xgamma uses, and no extra modules are needed. Certain drivers (such as vesa) don't support calibration though. Does xgamma work for you? Have you tried any of the test profiles supplied with xcalib? Those profiles work for me (I'm using intel driver ...

Remember that portage only covers the cedega front-end, afaik. Or is there also 6.03 for the front end available?

Hello,

xcalib doesn't work for me. I've got a profile for my external DELL monitor in ICC-format here but when I call xcalib -s 0 DELL-...icc nothing happens. I've also tried to use some other profiles in case that I just don't notice the difference, but really nothing happens. Is there any X.org ...

Oh well, lastly I solved it on my own. Don't ask me how I did it, I just played around with "aticonfig --enable-monitors=lvds" and suddenly only my external monitor came back...

No one?

Hi all,

I've got a macbook pro with an ATI X1600 graphics card and would like to disable the internal macbook display and use only my external TFT display, connected by DVI. Has anybody an idea if aticonfig can do that? Sorry for this question, but I've already fiddled around with aticonfig for ...

COiN3D will aber eine virtuelle Maschine betreiben, die die zweite öffentliche IP-Adresse verwenden soll.

Angenommen, es gibt zwei physikalische Netzwerkkarten im Hostsystem. Dann würde man nur einer der beiden Karten eine IP-Adresse zuweisen, und zwar die erste öffentliche IP. Der virtuellen ...

Das sieht schwer nach 2 physikalischen Netzwerkkarten aus. Ich habe bei Strato ebenfalls 2 IP Adressen, lspci zeigt mir nur eine Netzwerkkarte an. Darüberhinaus confe ich die "zweite" IP als eth0:1.

Das ist ja sehr interessant. Denn laut dieser Strato-FAQ ist das mit eth0:1 ja auch korrekt ...

cyrillic wrote:I'm not sure if this directly relates to your question, but wouldn't it be better to run a 64bit kernel considering how much RAM you have ?

That's true. 32-bit systems cannot allocate more than 4096 MB RAM.

Du musst überhaupt nicht mit Aliasen arbeiten.

Du meinst, weil ich eth0 und eth1 habe? Das ist richtig. Allerdings konnte ich mit eth1 nicht mal ein "LAN" aufbauen, wie ich es wenigstens mit eth0 geschafft habe. Selbes Problem, Mac-Adressen Auflösung scheitert laut tcpdump. Und irgendwie ist eth1 ...