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Hello, I'm trying to get Openswan running in a CentOS 4.3 environment. I want to modify as little as possible so that the machine can be kept up to date easily. I'd rather not compile a special kernel, but if that's the only solution, no problem (I don't need NAT traversal). It's running kernel 2.6.9-34.0.2.EL. Installed the kerneldevel RPM (and kernel src rpm as well). I

I am trying to compile a module for a Realtek 8168 for thinstation. I have pulled the developer tarball and executed the script to enter its build environment. I also have the source for the module I want to compile, but when I execute #make clean modules it errors out. Reading the errors, I can see it tried to look for the kernel source of the systems actual running kernel. From within the chroot

Hi all, We have done the ABAT test to Xen3.3.0-rc4 (staging#18314) on IA64. No issue was found for IPF. Thanks! Detail Xen/IA64 Unstable Cset #18314 Status Report ============================================================ Test Result Summary: # total case: 17 # passed case: 17 # failed case: 0 ============================================================ Testing

hi guys, At the moment there is a www.centos.org site. There is also a wildcard dns setup that directs anything.centos.org to www.centos.org's content This has a couple of 'issues' with SEO and google sepcifically. The reason we have such low page rank is that google marks all of this as duplicate content. I am sure there are other search engines that do as well ( Bing has a

Hi list!: I found this error trying to compile the kernel 2.4.30 after apply the patches from openswan-1.0.9. The error ocurrs using: kernel 2.4.30 (xenU kernel) iptables 1.3.3 patch-o-matic-ng-20051010 openswan 1.0.9 the menu fails going to netfilter configuration options [root@xenkbunk linux-2.4.30-xenUOSW-1.0.9]# make CC=gcc33 ARCH=xen menuconfig rm -f include/asm ( cd include ; ln -sf

I have been chasing down the way the inode and page caches are structured and handled, but there is a mystery I have not been able to track down yet. How does the I/O queue that dirty inodes and pages are put into when it's time to flush them out to disk get picked up? Also, where are the sources for the I/O schedulers? I haven't been able to locate them yet either. I know this

Hi all, New to the list and (mostly) new to CentOS. We have just moved from running RHEL to CentOS on our main production servers. Anyway, I am configuring a couple of new SunFire v20z servers here at the moment and trying to get the systems' management interfaces to work fully under CentOS. First issue was trying to install the openipmi RPM from the CD that came with the SunFires, this RPM