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Category: ubuntu

Date:May 14, 2013Posted By:glennCategory:ubuntu, xcp-xapi, xen

Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Precise : Xen Server XCP-XAPI installation

When using Ubuntu 12.04 – Precise as your base for a XEN host you need to do a number of things to make it work.  The reason I write this is in the first place for myself as a mental post-it.   In the second place I want others to know about a few problems…

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Date:April 12, 2013Posted By:glennCategory:linux, ubuntu, xcp-xapi, xenTag:xenconsoled

XEN console daemon eats memory

If you happen to have a xenconsoled process that looks like its eating memory, in fact the memory use of xenconsoled is increasing slowly in time. It turns out to be not so much a xenconsoled problem, but more a problem on a guest complaining it can’t write to it’s disk since it’s SR is…

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Date:January 7, 2013Posted By:glennComments:7 CommentsCategory:debian, haproxy, ubuntuTag:debuild, dpkg, maverick

Rolling your own haproxy deb package

I think I will not be the only one that wanted to try out haproxy 1.5 release on an older Ubuntu release to enjoy the new goodies like enhanced SSL support. The easiest way to create your own packages is to download a version of the haproxy source code for building a new haproxy deb file….

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Date:January 8, 2012Posted By:glennCategory:ALPS Touchpad, dell, linux, ubuntu, VostroTag:Vostro

Dell Vostro 1700 – Disable Touchpad on fail

Today I was typing up a mail, the second I hit send in my mail client, my mouse pointer starts to shake and jump slowly but annoyingly enough to make it unworkable, I suspected that my 10 year old IntellyEye mouse went on life-support but when I unplugged it, it was still happening, also when…

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