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...MT_ETC2_RGB 0x06 > +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ETC2_RGBA1 0x0a > +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ETC2_RGBA 0x0b > +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ETC2_R11 0x19 > +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ETC2_RG11 0x1a > + > +/* On GK20A, the high bit goes elsewhere */ > +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_4X4 0x40 > +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_5X4 0x50 > +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_5X5 0x41 > +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_6X5 0x51 > +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_6X6 0x42 > +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_8X5 0x55 > +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_8X6 0x...

...assed through to VMs if it is not in use on the physical host. Any suggestions on how to get audio pass through happening? How can I get the host to "relinquish" the audio device so that a VM can use it? Thanks Michael Hall IT Communications Officer Alice Springs Town Council mhall at astc.nt.gov.au (08) 8950 0561

Yeah I do this, 1. create 2 ssh sessions to the same box, 2. on the first session do `script -f /tmp/astcli` 3. `asterisk -r` (and whatever other options you need 4. on the second session `tail -f /tmp/astcli | grep -i 'bob'` (on the grep you may have to ignore control chars if you have colour at cli, I think that's the -a option) then you can modify the grep to look for any messages yo...

...7+ formats */ +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ETC2_RGB 0x06 +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ETC2_RGBA1 0x0a +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ETC2_RGBA 0x0b +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ETC2_R11 0x19 +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ETC2_RG11 0x1a + +/* On GK20A, the high bit goes elsewhere */ +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_4X4 0x40 +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_5X4 0x50 +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_5X5 0x41 +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_6X5 0x51 +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_6X6 0x42 +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_8X5 0x55 +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_ASTC_2D_8X6 0x52 +#define NV50_TIC_0_FMT_AST...

Hello group, what is the preferred method to connect to asterisk cli over network? I need to run asterisk cli commands remotely. Sharing the unix socket through NFS, if that's working? Or any other approaches, despite using SSH or rlogin, rsh. Thank you Paul

I noticed another user on this had the same problem that i'm having. Through the webpage I can't connect to database I get "unavailable database" message. In my http logs I get this: [Sun Aug 07 00:13:38 2005] [error] [client 172.25.25.30] DBI connect('database=astcc ; your astcc database name;host=127.0.0.1 ; astc c host name','astccadmin ; your MySQL user name that can access ASTCC',...) failed: Access denied for user: 'astccadmin ; your MySQL user nam@asterisk1.local.com' (Using password: YES) at /var/www/cgi-bin/astcc-admin/astcc-ad...

...results (a running, usable guest). Same results using "migrate offline" option and pausing machines before migration. Any pointers on what we're doing wrong? Is there a need for us to implement hook scripts? Michael Hall IT Communications Officer Alice Springs Town Council mhall at astc.nt.gov.au (08) 8950 0561

...39;t appear 100% relevant as we're dealing with a dedicated SAN network with one user (root) and 'always on' sharing, so much of the more complicated authentication and autofs stuff just gets in the way. Thanks Michael Hall IT Communications Officer Alice Springs Town Council mhall at astc.nt.gov.au (08) 8950 0561

...t; network? I need to run asterisk cli commands remotely. > > As others have mentioned: the manager interface is normally better for > running over network. > > The manager interface also has an action calld 'Command' that runs a > CLI command. In fact, contrib/scripts/astcli uses it to allow > providing a remote console. > > Permissions needed for your manager user: For most things just: > > write=command > > To also be able to originate calls: > > write=command,originate > > To also be able to restart / reload: > > write=...

Usual prologue: we're testing on CentOS 5.5, RHEL subscriptions purchased. Now trying to use virt-v2v to transfer Win2008 Server guest from ESXi host to KVM host. Have enabled SSH on ESXi host, and can connect using esx+ssh://esxhost, but procedure fails because nc isn't found on ESXi. Fair enough. BTW, ESXi looks like a radically cut down RH system (/etc/sysconfig being the give-away)?