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As of the time of writing (Fedora 12), NetworkManager still does not support bridging, so it is neces lokkit --custom-rules=ipv4:filter:/etc/sysconfig/iptables-forward-bridged

...the [[XenStore]]. (struct node is defined in xenstored_core.h). The actual writing to the [[XenStore]] is done by write_node() method of xenstored_core.c. ...ill not be able to finish the installation, assuming it is a typical , non custom, installation.

...ded by each Linux distribution, copies the the kernel configuration upon a custom kernel install time. The requirement for the config file comes from [http:/ ...ssing a variable on the ''make'' command line during build & install or by writing the variable to a file named ''.config'' at the top level of the source tre

...t details the series of steps I took to successfully install and compile a custom Linux Kernel, Xen 4.2 unstable, and run three virtual machines to perform u ...Debian Wheezy configuration, and we are now ready to move onto compiling a Custom Linux Kernel.

...ommon OCaml packages including "uuidm" (for handling uuids), "syslog" (for writing to the system logger), "cmdliner" (for parsing arguments and generating man Since OPAM packages are installed by default into a custom directory in $HOME/.opam, it's necessary to update some paths in your envir

Please note, at the time of writing (Xen 4.1.4 and Xen 4.2.1 being the latest releases), the Xen Remus code nee ...h is required for Remus. It's possible to manually add that driver to your custom upstream Linux v3.x kernel build. The "sch_plug" driver is available for ex

...review XenServer via a normal-looking package repository rather than via a custom .iso. Hopefully we'll be able to use 'yum' more in future. ...nect your CentOS host to an existing ceph cluster. Typically this involves writing a /etc/ceph/ceph.conf and exchanging keys. Have a look at the

...participating in internship programs, if you do a bit of prep-work before writing an application. Here is some stuff you can do: ...3rd-party packages needed for the Xen build using poudriere and creating a custom pkg repository. Next steps will involve building FreeBSD guest images from

...2b9094371dd51ff7b5ea7f6ee3 ddde10a]: tools/blktap2: Use abort() instead of custom crash [Andrew Cooper] ...fc88e637f9f00c787cf07e9e6c6bd3b5 4d98d3e]: blktap2: use abort() instead of custom crash [Doug Goldstein]

...ating systems on your server will run in parallel mode. Don't forget, when writing this book, The Xen Project is the only type-1 hypervisor that is Open Sourc ...without affecting the rest of the system. In Xen 4.4, udev replaced with a custom daemon that built top of libxl and provide a good flexibility.

...fb0807785cd32dbee8182a6 6fd56bc825]: x86/mce: clear MSR_IA32_MCG_STATUS by writing 0 [Haozhong Zhang] ...d865f6b796bd 34b05462d9]: acpi: check if mapping is valid before reading / writing [Wei Liu]

...parsing log data or writing custom hypercalls to transport the data, and custom code to read it.