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2008 Sep 28
2
Does "--link-dest" option supports link to remote backup server?
...r, I suppose the "--link-dest" option
should also works in remote server, so I use rsync like this:
*rsync -a --link-dest=/remote/old /tmp/myfile user@192.168.0.10:
:backup/remote/new*
and "/remote/old" directory on 192.168.0.10 is backuped some days ago,
however, with command memtioned above, unchanged files in "/remote/old" are
not changed(linked).
Also I tried to use:
*rsync -a --link-dest=**user@192.168.0.10::backup**/remote/old /tmp/myfile
user@192.168.0.10::backup/remote/new
*and change "/remote/old" absolute path to relative path like "../old&qu...
2007 Sep 30
7
Some questions about PCI-passthrough for HVM(Non-IOMMU)
...Device
768(vbd) could not be connected". If a disk read error occurs during the
boot of the HVM domain, the host''s filesystem will appear to be
inconsistent.
So there is surely some problems with the nativedom(Neo-1to1) part
in the current diret-io.hg subtree. The author has memtioned that on x86-32,
the memory 0-12M is mapped to 16-28M, and if any devices DMA at 0-12M,
crashes may occur. Is it possible that the dead-lock problem and the "Device
768(vbd) could not be connected" problem during booting are caused by the
mapping?
This is just the one part of t...
2007 Sep 30
7
Some questions about PCI-passthrough for HVM(Non-IOMMU)
...Device
768(vbd) could not be connected". If a disk read error occurs during the
boot of the HVM domain, the host''s filesystem will appear to be
inconsistent.
So there is surely some problems with the nativedom(Neo-1to1) part
in the current diret-io.hg subtree. The author has memtioned that on x86-32,
the memory 0-12M is mapped to 16-28M, and if any devices DMA at 0-12M,
crashes may occur. Is it possible that the dead-lock problem and the "Device
768(vbd) could not be connected" problem during booting are caused by the
mapping?
This is just the one part of t...
2005 Oct 18
1
Memory problems with large dataset in rpart
...iteration R complains of a lack of memory,
although in each iteration every variable is removed from the memory. Thus
the first two iterations run without any problems.
My computer runs on Windows XP and has 1 gigabye of internal memory.
I tried R using more memory by refiguring the swap files as memtioned in
the FAQ (/3gb), but I didn't succeed in making this work.
The command round(memory.limit()/1048576.0, 2) gives 1023.48
If such an increase of memory can not succeed, perhaps the size of the
rpart object could be reduced by not storing unnecessary information.
The rpart function call is (t...