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...t migrate --copy-storage-inc'. Basically qemu uses the same stream as RAM migration and libvirt takes advantage of NBD transfer. With virsh migrate-setspeed I observed that one can only control the transfer throughput of RAM, but not disk synchronization. At least this is what I can see in bmon when doing a migration with incremental copy. The question is: Am I missing something or it is not implemented? Thank you guys!

...-inc'. Basically qemu uses the same stream as RAM > migration and libvirt takes advantage of NBD transfer. > > With virsh migrate-setspeed I observed that one can only control the > transfer throughput of RAM, but not disk synchronization. At least this > is what I can see in bmon when doing a migration with incremental copy. > > The question is: Am I missing something or it is not implemented? > > Thank you guys! > I think this is actually a qemu bug. Libvirt passes the correct values: 2014-02-14 10:52:08.010+0000: 27701: debug : qemuMonitorIOWrite:504...

...uses the same stream as RAM > > migration and libvirt takes advantage of NBD transfer. > > > > With virsh migrate-setspeed I observed that one can only control the > > transfer throughput of RAM, but not disk synchronization. At least this > > is what I can see in bmon when doing a migration with incremental copy. > > > > The question is: Am I missing something or it is not implemented? > > > > Thank you guys! > > > > I think this is actually a qemu bug. Libvirt passes the correct values: > > > 2014-02-14 10:52:0...

Hi, I have a little question about memory usage... When I do a free, I get: total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 18482800 18030668 452132 0 683068 9426792 -/+ buffers/cache: 7920808 10561992 But, when I do a ps, mysql is the only process that takes noticable memory; and it is far from 7.9GBs... USER PID %CPU %MEM

Hello, I'm wondering about closing some information leaks in FreeBSD jails from the "outside world". Not that critical (depends on the application), but a simple user, with restricted devfs in the jail (devfsrules_jail for example from /etc/defaults/devfs.rules) can figure out the following: - network interfaces related data, via ifconfig, which contains everything, but the

Hi list! I use Asterisk 13.14.1 from Debian repository on a DSL from Deutsche Telekom. Asterisk works well, but I have really often an high delay (I understand it since the other party speak some seconds before he hears my question and answer) and sometimes I hear an echo. I really don't know what can I check and what can be the problem. The problem exists since a very long time, but in the

As a necessety for my job is to real-time monitor the bytes, packets, packet dropped etc of all the qdiscs working inside the kernel i''ve tried varius methods: 1. Parse tc -s command output and update a round robin database and use rrdtool to graphically display tc statistics. [varius perl scripts exist for the above job] 2. Unsuccesfully tried QoS SNMP extensions, in order to use a

...ug submitter to 'Fr?d?ric MASSOT <frederic at juliana-multimedia.com>' from 'Fr??d??ric MASSOT <frederic at juliana-multimedia.com>' > submitter 449522 G?rkan Seng?n <gurkan at linuks.mine.nu> Bug #449522 {Done: Dmitry Smirnov <onlyjob at member.fsf.org>} [bmon] bmon new version available Changed Bug submitter to 'G?rkan Seng?n <gurkan at linuks.mine.nu>' from 'G??rkan Seng??n <gurkan at linuks.mine.nu>' > submitter 460899 Marco T?lio Gontijo e Silva <marcot at debian.org> Bug #460899 [reportbug] reportbug: Doesn't...