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I ran across this and glad I did...saved my .10 worth of sanity I got left: It came from: http://kb.vmware.com/KanisaPlatform/Publishing/612/774_f.SAL_Public.html Guest Cannot See USB Device on RHEL4-x64 Host This problem was identified on VMware Server, but may affect other VMware products. When you connect a USB device to a host running the RHEL4-x64 operating system, then try to access the USB from the VMware guest, the following error message a...

wow, I can't really type this in as normal! I'll type it in again but duck! woooooow I caan'''tt rrrrreeeeeaaaalllyyy tttttyppppeeee tthiiiss inn aaaaaaaas noormmmmaaaaaalllll!!!!!! ::sigh:: and I don't even drink! I have read spots where it could be problems w/the kernel and AMD's newer tech "Cool and Quiet". I really dunno which way to take

I don''t want my dom0 to update the clock in my HVM domU. I''ve already disabled network-based time synchronization inside the HVM. I''ve tried setting /proc/sys/xen/independent_wallclock=1 and then restarting xend, but the guest still gets the correct time. Any ideas on how to accomplish this? Steve Brueckner, ATC-NY _______________________________________________

Hi, The Gentoo-Wiki about Xen suggests, to add "-mno-tls-direct-seg-refs" to CFLAGS and to recompile the whole system. So it seems, NPTL will work without problems (and without performance drawback) after that. Sweet! But i carefully read http://wiki.xensource.com/xenwiki/XenSpecificGlibc, and it says: "On 32-bit x86 platforms, Xen uses segmentation to provide protection of the

Hi! I''ve been using parallels, vmware player, or virtual pc (did not try xen yet) for development, testing and experimenting with new platforms (and I must say I love them - copy paste a few files, and I have a clean deployment box etc) Since the RailsConf and various talks I''ve seen (like Jason Hoffmann''s http://svn.joyent.com/public/JasonHoffman-EuroRailsConf.pdf ,