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Hi all, Being a rsync newbie, I wanted to use rsync for frequent backups that should only contain the changes. First I made copy of the important partition of the remote PC ("gany") using dd and mounted the resulting local file using a loop device under /mnt/gany. Then I tried: rsync -Haziv --compare-dest=/mnt/gany/lib --compare-dest=/data/A/gany.1 \ root@gany:/lib/ /data/A/gany.1

Hello! I''am setup zfs / cifs home storage server, end now have low performance with play movie stored on this zfs from windows client. server hardware is not new , but n windows it perfomance was normal. CPU is AMD Athlon Burton Thunderbird 2500, runing on 1,7GHz, 1024 RAM and storage: usb c4t0d0 ST332062-0A-3.AA-298.09GB /pci at 0,0/pci1458,5004 at 2,2/cdrom at 1/disk at

On Tue, 7 Jul 2015 10:52:01 +0900 Ganis Zulfa Santoso <ganis.zulfa at gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Linux Virtualization Mailing List Members, > > I am trying to develop a driver for virtio blk device in guest. Why don't you simply use the driver that is already available in the kernel? > I can safely mount the virtual...

Hi Linux Virtualization Mailing List Members, I am trying to develop a driver for virtio blk device in guest. I can safely mount the virtual blk device with: mount /dev/vda /mnt/ in /mnt/ I can read & write the device. But when I run a simple hello world program in /mnt/root/, this error happens: root at linux_guest:/mnt/root# ./helloworld_static [ 23.003459] CPU: 0 PID: 491 Comm:

Hi Linux Virtualization Mailing List Members, I am trying to develop a driver for virtio blk device in guest. I can safely mount the virtual blk device with: mount /dev/vda /mnt/ in /mnt/ I can read & write the device. But when I run a simple hello world program in /mnt/root/, this error happens: root at linux_guest:/mnt/root# ./helloworld_static [ 23.003459] CPU: 0 PID: 491 Comm:

...done in kernel? Is it because the guest VMs are running in QEMU? I and my team are developing our own hypervisor. And our guest VMs are not running in QEMU. Is there any implementation out there which implement Vhost without needing QEMU at all? Thank you for your time. Have a nice day/evening! Ganis -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/virtualization/attachments/20140903/f30e3666/attachment.html>

...done in kernel? Is it because the guest VMs are running in QEMU? I and my team are developing our own hypervisor. And our guest VMs are not running in QEMU. Is there any implementation out there which implement Vhost without needing QEMU at all? Thank you for your time. Have a nice day/evening! Ganis -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/virtualization/attachments/20140903/f30e3666/attachment.html>

Hi, after a flaky 8-drive Linux RAID10 just shredded about 2 TByte worth of my data at home (conveniently just before I could make a backup) I''ve decided to both go full redundancy as well as all zfs at home. A couple questions: is there a way to make WD20EFRX (2 TByte, 4k sectors) and WD200FYPS (4k internally, reported as 512 Bytes?) work well together on a current OpenIndiana? Which

> Thomas Huth <huth at tuxfamily.org> wrote: > > Why don't you simply use the driver that is already available in the > kernel? I am using a custom hypervisor, the available driver is not suitable for it. > > Have you already verified that you can successfully read the _right_ > data from your block device? I.e. something like > > mount /dev/xxx /mnt >

Hello Ezstream is working well locally with Icecast2 on port 8000 on a Debian Wheezy platform. However, I use a reverse proxy (Pound) to pass all requests from the Internet for x.mysite.com to backend localhost:8000 i.e. my Icecast2 server. This works fine, i.e. x.mysite.com brings up the Icecast2 Status page. My problem is with the ezstream xml configuration <url></url> setting which