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[00:02:39] <neoice> LOL[00:02:47] <neoice> I just "wtf'd" at the 128bit CPU support.[00:03:24] <neoice> does v2 have a package browser online?[00:04:30] <Corwin7> maybe that's 128bit memory access support[00:04:45] <neoice> its a joke[00:04:56] <Corwin7> ;)[00:05:04] <neoice> yeah, so archive.nexenta doesnt track hardy-*[00:05:08] <neoice> I see them in apt.nexenta[00:05:34] <neoice> but thats not a convinent frontend for me to browse instead of paying attention in class[00:05:37] <Corwin7> I would love to have aversion of svn that worked, I hope it's in there along with clamAV[00:05:54] <dewd> subversion works for me[00:06:37] <Corwin7> I get: svn: This client is too old to work with working copy '.'; please get a newer Subversion client[00:06:44] <neoice> lol[00:07:06] <Corwin7> ii subversion 1.4.6dfsg1-2nexenta2[00:07:08] *** taltamir has joined ##nexenta[00:07:22] <dewd> would be nice though if the apt db was in an consistent state and all missing pkg's would be in an deb-src so one could try to fix/port thos packages from source without too much hassle[00:07:30] <Corwin7> All in all Nexenta is really coming together[00:07:48] <dewd> many virtual packages without candidates :-([00:07:55] <neoice> yeah[00:08:08] <dewd> btw virtualbox is running also with gui now[00:08:11] <Corwin7> it's getting better, we'll probably be there in a few months[00:08:17] <neoice> how is the 2.0 install process?[00:08:22] <Corwin7> that cool about virtualbox[00:08:35] <dewd> no changes made since yesterday must like that nice weather today ;-)[00:08:38] <neoice> and does anyone know if mpd works? I saw a bunch of mpd-related stuff on ftp-uploads[00:08:45] <Corwin7> I'm interested in running in headless for seamless RDP[00:11:34] <dewd> somehow it only runs as root though, complains about missing libs as an normal user wtf[00:11:53] <dewd> what could this be as they are readable for that user[00:11:58] <neoice> hm.... how hard is it to start building stuff for Nexenta?[00:12:15] <neoice> cause I really like it but I just need so much stuff thats NOT in the repos.[00:12:38] <dewd> neoice: well it's not as simple as it should be, the devzone stuff is great[00:12:53] <dewd> but the debian/apt part seems somewhat broken[00:13:20] <dewd> apt-src command has an issue with it's lockfile[00:13:34] <dewd> probably 64/32 bit issue[00:13:44] <dewd> apt-build is not included[00:14:53] <dewd> and the apt db is not very consistent, I find many broken deps and the source packages won't work then as well[00:15:06] <dewd> that makes it a lot of work[00:15:44] <dewd> so what could be the cause of virtualbox only running as root and not finding my libs which I gathered so nicely[00:16:08] <dewd> is LD_LIBRARY_PATH not handled as an normal user in the kernel[00:16:36] <dewd> or is it that I just scp-ed the libs and not rsync so the links are not correct ?[00:17:15] <dewd> libX11.so is just the same file as libX11.so.4[00:18:08] <dewd> VirtualBox: supR3HardenedMainGetTrustedMain: dlopen("/opt/VirtualBox/amd64/VirtualBox.so",) failed: ld.so.1: VirtualBox: fatal: libX11.so: open failed: No such file or directory[00:18:15] <dewd> it IS THERE though[00:18:38] <dewd> superhardened thingy is not alowing this or what ?[00:19:14] <dewd> Ikke nie snappe[00:23:50] <dewd> it's an package issue it should be compiled with --disable-hardening[00:24:49] <dewd> The executable should be SUID root. You do this by executing chmod 4755 /path/to/executable[00:24:58] <dewd> ahh only runs as root anyway[00:27:25] *** teknoprep has joined ##nexenta[00:27:34] <teknoprep> does nexenta support the hp smartarray p410 ?[00:30:09] <dewd> teknoprep: google say no (doesn't say yes)[00:30:21] <teknoprep> ?[00:30:40] <dewd> look for opensolaris, nexenta supports what they support, same kernel[00:31:01] <dewd> gg: opensolaris smart array p410[00:31:10] <teknoprep> nobody says anything[00:33:14] <teknoprep> i know the p400 is supported[00:33:25] <teknoprep> i was just wondering if the p410 is the same chipset but with raid50 support[00:33:30] <teknoprep> this is driving me nuts[00:37:58] *** z1nOnly has quit IRC[00:39:34] *** lesterc has joined ##nexenta[00:56:43] <Macer> hm[00:56:49] <Macer> nat doesn't seem to be working in vbox[01:00:14] *** Fosforo has joined ##nexenta[01:07:35] *** benr has joined ##nexenta[01:07:57] <Macer> blah.. i just chose "host" heh[01:08:06] <Macer> hope that's not a big deal. this is great if this works[01:14:55] <Macer> dewd: thanks for the help. kind of sucks i have to run it as root but that's better than nothing ;)[01:15:00] <Macer> i'm setting up a fbsd VM now[01:21:50] *** olsner has quit IRC[01:38:40] *** benr has quit IRC[01:43:53] *** NCommander has quit IRC[01:46:44] *** NCommander has joined ##nexenta[01:52:14] *** koan has quit IRC[01:52:22] *** koan has joined ##nexenta[02:02:30] *** fserve has joined ##nexenta[02:25:16] *** alfism has quit IRC[02:28:34] *** Dysk has quit IRC[02:31:35] *** dafinga_ has joined ##nexenta[02:35:31] *** dafinga has quit IRC[02:37:11] *** Wally has quit IRC[02:45:09] *** |mpw| has left ##nexenta[03:02:38] <rootard> neoice, dewd: the idea behind having all of the packages that don't meet depends is so that people have less effort to port packages they want.[03:03:07] <rootard> When I cam to the project and I wanted to build package X I would have to build 10 deps that trivially compiled before I could even think about X[03:03:33] <rootard> This got very tiresome so I constructed an autobuilder to take care of the tricial stuff[03:03:41] <rootard> *trivial[03:04:13] <rootard> Also, as deps are filled, more trivial packages will be put into place automatically[03:06:00] <rootard> Generally to fix something you just need to add appropriate deb-src lines and then "apt-get update;apt-get source {packagename}"[03:06:38] <rootard> then the usual process applies (patch;dpkg-buildpackage -sa;test;...;dput package-name*changes)[03:07:51] <rootard> If you become serious about fixing things the autobuilder may help a little. For example take a look at the tags page: http://builder.tajinc.org/?f=tags[03:08:44] <rootard> As packages are built (and fail) the logs are uploaded and filtered for strings in order to match these tags[03:09:22] <rootard> If you find a problem that happens during different builds you can define a new tag to find the same problem across many previous/future builds[03:30:57] <anilg2> lo all[03:31:03] *** anilg2 is now known as anilg[03:31:07] <dtbartle> hi[03:31:17] <anilg> rootard: built against unstable[03:45:44] *** NCommander has quit IRC[04:06:05] <rootard> anilg: ok, I guess we are going to just dump hardy-testing then?[04:07:39] <anilg> yes.. we havent really been maintaining it.. and package uploads havent been making their way to it. With the final release, we could generate hardy-testing/stable and use that.. and keep unstable for further modifications[04:10:12] *** tsukasa` has joined ##nexenta[04:25:02] *** tsukasa has quit IRC[04:29:28] *** [JT] has joined ##nexenta[04:31:07] <rootard> ok, then I guess we need to find the packages that were put there for bugs-sake and port them back up to hardy-unstable'[04:36:37] *** yuang has joined ##nexenta[04:42:11] *** [JT] has quit IRC[04:42:24] *** [JT] has joined ##nexenta[04:44:07] <[JT]> Working on getting NexentaCP 2 RC1 installed as a domU. I've made some progress by altering the miniroot file (including the i86xpv kernel in that archive). However, the /devices tree in that archive does not have any of the Xen devices (/devices/xpvd/*).[04:44:17] <[JT]> Can anyone tell me how to create those?[04:44:45] <[JT]> I started using mknod to mirror the structure I see on my OpenSolaris box, but quickly realized that the major/minor numbers are different on Nexenta.[04:45:27] <[JT]> Or perhaps they're different on every box - I don't really understand the device layout.[04:48:29] *** anilg has quit IRC[04:51:19] *** Macer_ has joined ##nexenta[04:54:49] <rootard> I thought /devices was automatically populated?[04:56:36] <[JT]> Perhaps so.[04:57:35] <[JT]> http://www.pastebin.ca/1379571[04:58:06] <[JT]> I've gotten the kernel to boot and start to look for disks; it finds the hard drive, but can't seem to find the CD.[04:58:41] <[JT]> Additionally, the console doesn't respond, so I suspect that xencons isn't getting set up correctly.[04:58:43] <Macer_> awesome. got my fbsd dns going in vbox in nexenta[04:59:01] <Macer_> and it's working.. if i can figure out how to get this vmware vdisk to work also then i'll be a happy camper[04:59:53] <[JT]> It's possible that the /devices on the ramdisk (miniroot) is being populated, but I can't get far enough to inspect it.[05:03:36] *** Macer has quit IRC[05:05:15] <rootard> [JT]: what error are you getting?[05:05:31] <[JT]> And looking at the /devices/pseudo directory on the miniroot ramdisk, it looks like all of the devices are there.[05:05:52] <[JT]> Did you see the pastebin?[05:06:38] <rootard> ah, I see it now[05:08:10] <[JT]> I feel like I'm close, but can't quite get to the finish.[05:08:16] <rootard> You might try booting with -m milestone=none -v[05:08:45] <[JT]> As a parameter to the kernel?[05:08:46] <rootard> That should drop you to a prompt (I think)[05:08:49] <rootard> yes[05:08:54] <[JT]> Ok - I'll try it.[05:08:57] <rootard> it will skip loading any services[05:13:09] <[JT]> Interesting... That provides a lot more information. Check that pastebin again. I think I might need to specify xencons0 to get a workable prompt...[05:14:42] <rootard> That looks pretty normal[05:14:47] <[JT]> Dang. Still can't enter any commands.[05:14:53] <rootard> I think you have a working console already[05:15:17] <rootard> the root password should be blank so you can just hit enter and hopefully get a prompt?[05:15:59] <[JT]> Nope - doesn't respond to keystrokes.[05:16:15] <rootard> hmm[05:16:44] <rootard> usb keyboard?[05:17:19] <[JT]> No - XenCenter application window.[05:17:23] <[JT]> :)[05:17:38] <rootard> I wonder how it presents a keyboard to the OS...[05:17:44] <rootard> ps2/usb/...[05:19:01] <[JT]> That's a good question... I think it's a specific driver for Xen. Linux represents it as hvc0, I think.[05:20:03] <rootard> Maybe this is partially relevant: http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=239608[05:22:25] <[JT]> Hmm. Interesting.[05:29:05] *** rootard is now known as rootard_zzz[05:33:50] *** Macer_ is now known as Macer[05:51:46] <[JT]> Can "install_media" be set to anything other than "cdrom"? Xen is finding my cdrom, but not recognizing it as a cdrom:[05:51:47] <[JT]> http://www.pastebin.ca/1379611[05:51:57] <[JT]> xdf@51760 is the CDROM device.[05:53:38] *** ohol1ks has joined ##nexenta[05:54:17] *** MiraOsladil has quit IRC[05:54:18] *** x-Dieu has quit IRC[05:54:18] *** sabor has quit IRC[05:54:18] *** knewt has quit IRC[05:54:49] *** rootard_zzz has quit IRC[05:54:49] *** Catsceo has quit IRC[05:54:50] *** fserve has quit IRC[05:55:41] *** fserve has joined ##nexenta[05:55:41] *** Catsceo has joined ##nexenta[05:55:41] *** rootard_zzz has joined ##nexenta[05:55:52] *** MiraOsladil has joined ##nexenta[05:55:52] *** x-Dieu has joined ##nexenta[05:55:52] *** sabor has joined ##nexenta[05:55:52] *** knewt has joined ##nexenta[05:56:16] *** oholiks has quit IRC[05:56:17] *** ohol1ks is now known as oholiks[06:12:17] *** gbs_ has joined ##nexenta[06:13:31] *** fserve has quit IRC[06:24:18] *** anilg has joined ##nexenta[06:31:01] <[JT]> Ah. Got a command prompt.[07:00:41] *** anilg1 has joined ##nexenta[07:04:42] *** anilg has quit IRC[07:22:47] *** gbs_ has quit IRC[07:26:14] *** [JT] has quit IRC[08:02:55] *** lesterc has quit IRC[08:08:14] *** proteusguy has quit IRC[08:14:53] *** synan has joined ##nexenta[08:22:10] *** proteusguy has joined ##nexenta[08:50:00] *** JetForMe has quit IRC[09:01:56] *** olsner has joined ##nexenta[09:07:56] *** JetForMe has joined ##nexenta[09:17:54] *** MiraOsladil has left ##nexenta[09:26:40] *** anilg has joined ##nexenta[09:39:23] *** MrGrinch has quit IRC[09:45:04] *** anilg1 has quit IRC[09:50:25] *** vherva has joined ##nexenta[09:50:36] *** Laevar has joined ##nexenta[09:51:15] <Laevar> hello, is it possible to install nexentaos 2.0 with manual partitioning ?[09:51:32] <vherva> Does anyone have experience on installing Nexenta on Areca-1261 SATA RAID controller?[09:52:56] <vherva> I have Asus p5b-vm mother board and a Areca-1261 with three 1GB drives. It tried to install Nexenta v2.0 rc1 b104 on it, but the install dies after "arcmsr0:Areca SATA Host Adapter RAID Controller (RAID6 capable) arcmsr0:1.20.00[09:52:56] <vherva> 15Sun arcmsr0: ARECA RAID FIRMWARE VERSION V1.46 2009-01-06_" line[09:53:05] <vherva> It just hangs there for ever.[09:56:30] <Corwin7> is it a silicon image 3112 chip?[09:59:15] *** MrGrinch has joined ##nexenta[09:59:44] <vherva> The Areca ARC-1261? I'll have to check, just a minute[10:04:51] *** stoxx has quit IRC[10:10:05] *** olsner has quit IRC[10:12:09] <vherva> I ndon't think its SIS 3221 based, it has its own driver arcmsr0... But I don't know for sure[10:12:54] <vherva> I can't find any Silicon Image chips on the controller, but then again the largest one has a heat sink on it, so I can't see it[10:33:01] *** NCommander has joined ##nexenta[10:50:21] *** NCommander has quit IRC[10:54:45] *** MrGrinch has quit IRC[11:23:36] *** proteusguy has quit IRC[11:30:55] <remyzero> vherva: do you have anything connected to the onboard sata controller?[11:40:53] *** proteusguy has joined ##nexenta[11:54:53] *** x-Dieu has quit IRC[11:56:19] *** andy_js has joined ##nexenta[12:37:11] *** anilg1 has joined ##nexenta[12:39:08] *** anilg1 has quit IRC[12:39:24] *** anilg1 has joined ##nexenta[12:47:29] *** anilg1 has left ##nexenta[12:56:30] *** anilg has quit IRC[13:15:24] <Laevar> how can i installgrub from a bootcd correctly ?[13:15:54] <Laevar> i copied the rootpool via zfs send/receive on a smaller slice and then must reinstall grub, but it never works[13:38:14] *** teknoprep has quit IRC[14:01:42] *** lesterc has joined ##nexenta[14:17:33] *** anilg has joined ##nexenta[14:18:00] *** taltamir has quit IRC[14:18:14] *** proteusguy has quit IRC[14:32:23] *** proteusguy has joined ##nexenta[14:36:58] <Macer> well[14:37:20] <Macer> vbox is working and i was able to just use fbsd for the dns[14:38:30] <Macer> waiting to test out zimbra[14:38:43] <Macer> will be interesting to see how well it works[14:57:43] *** GHReyes has joined ##nexenta[14:57:50] *** GHReyes has left ##nexenta[15:09:28] *** lesterc has quit IRC[15:11:15] *** mira|AO has joined ##nexenta[15:11:48] <mira|AO> how does one provide (source) packages for nexenta, in case someone thinks these from hardy are too old?[15:12:31] <codestr0m> Anyone interested to learn more about hacking the solaris kernel http://sl.osunix.org/FreeKernelTrainingDay[15:12:38] <codestr0m> dtbartle / rootard_zzz ^[15:17:29] *** proteusguy has quit IRC[15:21:43] *** proteusguy has joined ##nexenta[15:33:38] <andy_js> codestr0m: cool[15:34:38] <codestr0m> andy_js: feel free to sign-up I think it's going to be great[15:34:49] <codestr0m> I'm fixing some typos now[15:56:14] *** synan has quit IRC[15:59:39] <andy_js> codestr0m: what is your prefered DE?[16:00:01] <andy_js> same goes for everyone here.[16:00:37] <codestr0m> andy_js: I'm explicitly making our project for *developers*[16:01:10] <mira|AO> evilwm[16:02:27] <andy_js> well I'm explicitly makeing my project (stormos.org) for users :p[16:02:28] <mira|AO> + uxterm, GNU screen, mksh, lynx, pine, sirc[16:02:33] <mira|AO> :þ[16:02:40] <mira|AO> well, look at mksh though </eigenwerbung>[16:05:06] <mira|AO> for “users” I’d suggest IceWM[16:05:31] <mira|AO> that’s what I first used when encountering X11, and still use when evilwm is not an option[16:06:17] *** NCommander has joined ##nexenta[16:12:00] *** TALzz has joined ##nexenta[16:16:23] *** RoyK has joined ##nexenta[16:16:48] <RoyK> hm. the pages say 256MB needed, but installer says 'image does not fit into memory'[16:17:10] <RoyK> I'm going to upgrade the box later, but I only have 256MB of PC2100R....[16:17:16] <RoyK> as of now[16:19:07] *** xinkeT has quit IRC[16:20:37] <mira|AO> anyway, so how'd I get an updated version of a package into nexenta?[16:22:52] *** xinkeT has joined ##nexenta[16:24:39] *** RoyK has quit IRC[16:31:49] <Macer> well... so far 1 vboxes set up[16:31:52] <Macer> 2[16:32:10] <Macer> i need to get home to test the zimbra one out[16:43:27] <codestr0m> anilg: any tips on how to get slashdotted? :)[16:43:29] <codestr0m> you've done it before[16:43:50] <anilg> I have?[16:44:27] <anilg> The one instance I recollect is the article written by kim0 in this room, which made it.[16:44:47] <anilg> a howto or a "Reasons why this is good" type article could make it[16:46:05] <anilg> lately lots of sensationalist articles are being accepted.. so "OSunix forking opensolaris" could work..[16:47:25] <Macer> hm.. i should just set the stuff up manually for emails[16:47:38] <Macer> i need to fix my MX record too[16:48:33] <anilg> Macer: care to jot down some notes on the Nexenta wiki on setting up Vbox on NCP2?[16:48:56] <Macer> there is a nexenta wiki?[16:49:01] <anilg> yes[16:49:06] <anilg> nexenta.org is a wiki[16:49:23] <anilg> nexenta.org/os/Vbox will be a new page..[16:49:52] <Macer> it would probably be better to wait[16:50:18] <Macer> considering the lib problem w/ 64bit machines[16:51:44] *** anilg changes topic to "Welcome to the Nexenta IRC Channel | NexentaCP 2 RC1 released: http://www.nexenta.org/os/Download | Bug reports: https://bugs.launchpad.net/nexenta/+filebug"[16:53:46] <Laevar> is there a way how i can shrink the root-slice in nexenta 2 ?[16:54:24] <anilg> pools dont yet have the capability to shrink..[16:54:42] <Laevar> yes i know[16:55:23] <Laevar> but there must be a way to install, create new pool, copy root-data, reslice first disk, copy data back and be up and running[16:55:48] <Laevar> because it is also not possibe to *install* on a small root-slice, which would solve all my problems[16:56:35] <Laevar> i tried this using zfs send/receive but every time i failed trying to reinvoke grub e.g. booting[16:57:25] <anilg> i can point you to the nexenta-install script which can show you how it handles grub installation.. if that'll help[16:58:21] <Laevar> that might help, where i can find it ?[16:59:21] <anilg> in the installer environment.. press f2 and do a which nexenta-install .. the installer script should be under /usr/gnusolaris in the install cd environment[16:59:51] <anilg> let me see if I can track it down on our devel machine and uplaod it somewhere[16:59:55] <anilg> upload*[17:00:17] <Laevar> i can look it up on the cd , thats no problem[17:00:17] <codestr0m> anilg: in true UNIX style it's OSUNIX ;)[17:00:20] <codestr0m> all caps[17:00:55] <anilg> Laevar: do ping back with how it goes[17:01:18] <Laevar> anilg: yes, and thank you[17:02:38] *** anilg changes topic to "Welcome to the Nexenta IRC Channel | NexentaCP 2 RC1 released: http://www.nexenta.org/os/Download | Bug reports: https://bugs.launchpad.net/nexenta/+filebug | If you got something working on NCP2, help the community by writing a small howto on the nexenta wiki http://www.nexenta.org/os/"[17:05:45] <anilg> Laevar: http://www.nexenta.org/~anil/nexenta-install.sh[17:05:51] <anilg> its a bash script[17:07:00] <anilg> install_grub() is the function you need[17:15:01] <Laevar> hm, i don't see what i am doing wrong, besides the freshly installed menu.lst cannot be really working[17:15:28] <Laevar> there is no hint of which partiton/disk to use[17:16:47] <Laevar> is this the install-script which is used in the installation-process of nexentacp 2 ?[17:17:15] <Laevar> there seems to be an option to manual partition and install nexenta into[17:19:28] <anilg> yes this is the script..[17:19:30] <Laevar> or at least i can adjust the script to be able to install on a smaller slice[17:19:44] <anilg> the manual partition parts are not active..[17:19:52] <Laevar> yes, but i need them ;)[17:19:53] <anilg> yes, you could edit the script and then run it[17:20:19] <anilg> so you could hardcode the size of the slice..[17:20:24] <Laevar> perhaps i simply adjust the automatic process, that it will work[17:20:32] <Laevar> yes, that i am going to do[17:21:27] <Laevar> btw. is it so unusal wanting a small root-slice ?[17:21:42] <Laevar> unusual[17:22:12] <anilg> usually NCP is used as a stoage server.. so whole disks installations are not an issue.. but we do get requests for manual sizing ability[17:22:23] <anilg> something for the releases after NCP2 final[17:22:38] <Laevar> i want to use it as storage-server..[17:22:49] <Laevar> but i only have 6 disk-slots[17:22:56] <Laevar> so wasting 2 for root is not an option[17:23:15] <anilg> only one is fine.. just select that disk when installing[17:23:32] <Laevar> 2 because there should be mirroring for the root-pool[17:23:42] <anilg> ah.. ok[17:24:30] <Laevar> i want to create small say 10gb slices over all 6 disks, using in total 60gb . then create slices of ~920 gb with their respectice bitmap volumes on the same disks[17:25:15] <Laevar> in the end i have to pools, a root-pool stretched over up to 6 disks, and a datapool with 6*920gb of size replicated via AVS[17:25:25] <Laevar> to=two[17:26:44] <Laevar> root-pool has mirroring and datapool is using radiz2[17:27:07] <Laevar> i alredy tested this setup with osol 2008.11 but i was unable to active AVS...[17:27:32] <anilg> if you are willing to give up on the root pool mirroring, you can setup NCP on one disk, and have raidz2 on the other 5[17:27:43] <Laevar> and the only hint, which i finally followed: use nexenta... ;)[17:28:23] <Laevar> that would be possible, but i will waste 1tb instead of 60gb and i will not have any redundancy for the root-disk, which is somehow bad[17:31:36] <Laevar> it would be, on the other hand, be simpler to setup and will have slightly better performance[17:58:50] *** [JT] has joined ##nexenta[18:08:30] *** alfism has joined ##nexenta[18:11:08] *** [JT] has quit IRC[18:21:17] *** proteusguy has quit IRC[18:21:59] *** proteusguy has joined ##nexenta[18:29:22] <Macer> Laevar: i just used the onboard sata and mirrored my box w the install and then just used my hw raid and made a 7TB pool[18:29:56] <Macer> 2 40G mirrored drives onboard sata and 8x1TB on my areca 1120[18:30:36] <Macer> nexenta is kicking ass. i was using esxi which imho is garbage and i dont understand why it is so hyped up[18:30:56] <Macer> i mean cmon.. 2TB vmfs limits/[18:31:07] <Macer> ? welcome back to 1999[18:31:59] <Macer> areca 6.2T 599G 5.6T 10~ /mnt/archive[18:32:07] <Macer> im loving it =)[18:44:12] *** mira|AO has quit IRC[18:46:50] *** TALzz has quit IRC[18:47:10] *** TALzz has joined ##nexenta[19:02:27] *** alfism has quit IRC[19:02:27] <Laevar> Macer: having 2 separate root-disks is optimal, but i do not have them. btw. why bothering with hardware-raid ?[19:03:57] <Laevar> this was simple a question of costs[19:04:03] *** NCommander has quit IRC[19:04:27] *** NCommander has joined ##nexenta[19:04:33] <Laevar> "real" fileservers were to expensive, so buy some thing in the middle and make them to fileservers.[19:06:28] <Laevar> using a server with separate hw-raid is good, but more expensive than a box i have here, which is nothing more than a 6 disk-2HE-rackserver[19:43:03] *** taltamir has joined ##nexenta[20:00:57] *** alfism has joined ##nexenta[20:17:21] *** anilg1 has joined ##nexenta[20:19:06] *** anilg has quit IRC[20:30:36] *** dewd has quit IRC[20:45:54] *** JetForMe has quit IRC[20:51:04] *** JT__ has joined ##nexenta[20:51:46] *** JT__ is now known as [JT][20:52:52] <[JT]> Hi folks, just wanted to quickly chime in and let you know that I have been successful in getting NexentaCP 2 RC1 running, paravirtualized, on a XenServer system. I'll post the full instructions at http://justindthomas.wordpress.com later tonight.[20:53:20] <[JT]> The process should translate to generic Xen systems as well.[20:55:11] <xinkeT> now we just need to get Nexenta working as a Dom0[20:56:05] <[JT]> Yep! I'll leave that for other folks. :)[20:56:15] <xinkeT> :)[21:00:21] *** Laevar has quit IRC[21:13:33] *** proteusguy has quit IRC[21:25:36] *** JetForMe has joined ##nexenta[21:29:35] *** olsner has joined ##nexenta[21:30:22] *** andy_js has quit IRC[22:03:29] <Corwin7> That's awesome JT, I will check it out later[22:17:56] <rootard_zzz> codestr0m: When is the online kernel hacking course?[22:17:59] *** rootard_zzz is now known as rootard[22:18:13] <codestr0m> did you register?[22:18:33] <codestr0m> and it's planned for the 18th or 19th.. people need to decide which day[22:18:38] <rootard> Do I have to register to find out when it is?[22:20:24] <codestr0m> rootard: it's a free course on solaris kernel programming. I think registration is a small price to pay[22:20:34] <rootard> :)[22:20:37] <codestr0m> (Max Bruning is the guy teaching Sun people this stuff)[22:21:35] <rootard> Yeah, I recognize his name...[22:21:41] <rootard> ok, registered[22:22:08] <rootard> either day works so I won't vote[22:23:08] *** [JT]_ has joined ##nexenta[22:23:22] <rootard> [JT]: that's great news! I imagine someone can take that info and produce an EC2 image[22:24:00] <rootard> which has been requested as well...[22:26:51] *** [JT]_ has quit IRC[22:27:49] <codestr0m> rootard: ok. well.. look at the topics and make sure to mention which two you find most interesting.. and feel free to blog about this[22:29:40] *** anilg has joined ##nexenta[22:33:19] *** anilg2 has joined ##nexenta[22:38:04] *** taltamir has quit IRC[22:39:36] *** chol has quit IRC[22:45:38] *** anilg1 has quit IRC[22:46:11] *** oholiks is now known as chol[22:51:22] *** anilg has quit IRC[23:02:05] <[JT]> rootard: Hopefully so! That would be pretty nifty.[23:02:35] <[JT]> Figured out my console problem last night was just a glitch with the XenCenter software - I restarted that and was immediately able to interact with the console.[23:02:54] <rootard> oh awesome! I love simple fixes like that...[23:02:59] <[JT]> So you were right in pointing out that it was working. :)[23:04:00] <rootard> neat :) I'm glad it worked out. I look forward to your blog posting[23:04:23] <[JT]> Me too.[23:05:20] <rootard> I think it's a relevant enough issue to put into the channel topic.[23:05:55] *** mib_a7m3sg has joined ##nexenta[23:06:03] *** mib_a7m3sg has quit IRC[23:23:35] *** anilg2 has quit IRC[23:25:04] *** anilg has joined ##nexenta[23:49:29] *** NCommander has left ##nexenta[23:51:41] *** NCommander has joined ##nexenta