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Hi, we''re using Xen 3.3.0 on Debian Etch with 2.6.18.8 kernel from xen.org on dom0. We have problems starting Intrepid domU (using Intrepid''s kernel 2.6.27-7-server) if we give more than 4GB of memory to this domain. Using memory = ''4096'' works perfectly, but changing it to ''4097'' already gives an error. Can anyone put some light on this?

Hello, is it possible to overwrite 'filename' dhcp options with pxelinux command line arguments? I think it would be very useful when building complex netboot menus. If not are you planning to add it in near future? greetings -- Krzysztof Chojnowski <notch at toltech.nl>

Hi, I'm using rsync to make incremental backups, which appears to work fine. I use a script quite similar to the first one on http://rsync.samba.org/examples.html (incremental 7 day to remote host). However, I can't seem to find a nice way to restore a backup other than the current backup. Assuming the following situation: current - made today, contains up-to-date versions of all files

Hey All, I have a cluster setup and exporting gfs storage everything is working ok(as far as I know anyway). But instead of mounting the gfs storage I want the xen guest to be installed on the shared gfs storage. But with my current setup when I install the domU on the gfs storage it changes it to ext3. Is it possible this way or does the domU have to be on an ext file system?

Hello. Hope you can help me further. I can vaguely remember that once I saw a reference how to preconfigure debconf in puppet manifests. So you can define answers in debconf inside of manifests. No idea where anymore. Anybody knows? greetinx Christo

Hello list, I'm trying to get around old samba-users problem with common share used by many people. What I would like to achieve is to get all files in that share to belong to specific group. I was already trying the 'chmod g+s' way, but its not what I'm looking for, as this sets specific group only for newly created files and still gives possibility to change it later on (and it

Hi, We would like to mount a Linux server running samba using a cifs mount from a linux client (linux->linux) and still be able to access the extended attributes. Acl's work on the native filesystem, however when we mount the samba server on the Linux client using mount -t cifs //localhost/test test -o username=xxx Then the extended attributes are no longer visible, only the default

Hi, I'm a system manager using rsync 2.6.3 to run backups. One of the main requirements is that the data is GPG encrypted before it is sent to the remote host (and stays encrypted there). As it is impossible to encrypt the entire system (which could be well over 10GB) I built a small script to determine which files were modified, unchanged and removed. It does this by generating an md5sum