Two comments about the wiki:
1) It should clearly state its unofficial nature
2) It should not repeat information already found in my Knowledge Base
Repeated information is just asking to become out of sync, and then that leads to confusion
You got a wiki now? :P
up_the_irons: Can I get some sort of status on my payment?
dxtr: what do you mean?
up_the_irons: See if it worked out as expected this time :)
I know I didn't get a mail (yet) - but I can't see in my account that you actually pulled some money
dxtr: billing for May was done about an hour ago and sales receipts are emailed; if your card declined, then a decline notice is sent.  you should have received _something_ ;)
Haven't received anything :/
OH yeah
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Booya!
You took my money, up_the_irons!
he also takes my money
schmir: I got 18.31 SEK on my acount now
account*
Epic
he even took all your money!
$)
Btw, up_the_irons. I'm guessing you know alot about qemu :)
Me and my teacher is trying to get that working on a server we have - but we can't get the damn networking to work
I'd like to create some kind of vlan for a bunch of test guests. Is that possible?
And use NAT to give them access to the 'net
yes that's possible
Could you somehow hint me? :)
I get that I'll need to bridge.. But then what? Can I bridge several (virtual) interfaces to eth0+
?
Or what would be the best way to do it
And one problem I have is that NetBSD (The only OS I've tried so far) can't find the nic
dxtr: try e1000 emulation for NetBSD
dxtr: hint: man kvm
:)
you can bridge as many interfaces together as you like
it might not always be a good idea, but it is possible
up_the_irons: what's the ratio BSD:Linux customers ? (if I may ask)
schmir: strongly leans toward FreeBSD
cd $sleep
good night
up_the_irons: So... what's a better solution?
If I want to create a vlan
morning
Hey guys
hey
What's up?
not much. just enjoying the fact that my ARP FreeBSD box seems to be much more efficient than my previous Debian stable at Linode.
:S
:D
up_the_irons: thanks i will set it all up this afternoon
question; the time on my vps seems a bit out of sync (~4 mins). Is it necessary to run a ntp client to keep the time in sync. Or is the vps supposed to automatically sync with the host?
http://www.dxtr.cc/~dexter/pub/dxtr13.jpg <- My outfit for the school break :D
Or.. well.. I graduate
Yes, I'm getting a better shirt (To replace the T-shirt ;))
lol :)
I'll probably get a better picture (So one can see it all)
But the system camera is upstairs and I'm home alone :D
Btw, that isn't a sailor hat of some sort :P
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student_cap
hah, i thought it was a sailor hat :)
Really? :D
That's probably why it says It ;)
:D
leander: yes, it is recommended you run an ntp client
leander: I've always had to run them, VPS or not, it is pretty standard
er
depending on the virtualization it may NOT be recommended
Xen suggests running ntpd in the dom0 and not running it in a guest, for example
Installing arch on my ARP VPS :) :) :)
Ugh, running into problems installing the bootloader
any protips for grub on kvm?
Post work I may be in here trying to figure this out...
Wraithan: there is nothing special about grub on kvm.  Just pretend it is a real physical machine and proceed normally.
up_the_irons: it tells me that the device (/dev/vda) has no corosponding bios entry
Wraithan: that's grub for ya
edit /boot/grub/device.map and tell it /dev/vda is "(hd0)"
up_the_irons: I don't have time to play with it right now, I will look more into it tonight
Wraithan: NO NOW
;)
at work, and the front end dude is waiting on me to finish some backend stuff
Wraithan: I don't have time either, but just wanted to pass along that tip
I'll try that, thanks :)
np!
Wraithan: NO, NOW.
jdoe: NOU
up_the_irons: I replied this morning at 8:52am with UUID requested. Hope that'll be enough.
Hey, up_the_irons
What's up?
the irons, presumably.
hope that helps.
I get it.
mike-burns: the ABSOLUTE FIRST TIME anyone in here has said that, I'm sure. :P
or... "you have up dog on your shirt"
What's up, dog?
yeah :)
ugh... comcast sucks
yep.