mercutio: evening phlux: gdi
i can't find my pants dne: pants are overrated phlux: I concur
That is why I took them off yesterday without second thought and forgot where I placed them
Fortunately, my wife has located them
Crisis avoided mercutio: does anyonw know if it's possible to get grub to output to both serial and normal console ? phlux: I have no experience there plett: mercutio: Yes. But not at the same time. You typically get a "press any key to activate" message on both consoles and whichever one hits a key first is used dne: this seems to imply that you could have both at the same time (terminal_output --append ...): https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/terminal_005foutput.html#terminal_005foutput
same for "terminal_input" mercutio: plett: lame
dne: hmm
will it take input from any? ist hat grub2? dne: yup I think so plett: mercutio: I've never needed to control a boot from both physical console and serial console at the same time. I'm always either sat in front of one or the other, not both mercutio: plett: i just thought it'd be a nice default plett: It is. I have puppet set it up on all our physical machines
The stuff that I have augeus do via puppet is this on a CentOS/RHEL box:
changes => [
"setm title/kernel/ console $console",
"rm splashimage",
"rm terminal",
"rm serial",
"ins serial after timeout",
"ins terminal after serial",
"set serial/unit 0",
"set serial/speed 9600",
"set serial/word 8",
"set terminal/timeout 5",
"clear terminal/serial",
"clear terminal/console",
],
Oops, that was longer than I thought it would be, sorry for spam
Under Debian-oids it is much easier, you can set an option in /etc/default/grub and it Just Works mercutio: hmm plett: And if you still have to support RHEL/CentOS 5, the order in which you configure consoles in grub is critical. That's why that augeus config is so specific and long-winded mercutio: i'm just doing work on arp templates for vm's, and thouught it'd be convenient if people could get a serial console at grub by default
but i don't want it to be more complicated for people who don't want to use serial console
pressing a key seems to be a little less transparent :( ***: RandalSchwartz has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 256 seconds)
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Is there a free mail client that I can get so I do not get errors(Cannot open URL) when I click on mail address on a website http://tinypic.com/r/2igfw47/8 m0unds: ...
http://www.claws-mail.org/ ***: bells has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) mnathani_: how much difference in cpu power would I get going from say : Intel Xeon E5-2620 V2 to Intel Xeon E5-2690 V2 mercutio: about 40%?
i'm just throwing out random numbers.
if you hvae multithreaded workloads then it's probably more improvement with 2 cpus
for multithreaded workloads you can get some idea from passmark
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+Xeon+E5-2620+v2+%40+2.10GHz
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+Xeon+E5-2690+v2+%40+3.00GHz
way more difference then i guessed
it's close to twice as fast
it's 10 core instead of 6 core, and 50% faster clock rate.
10 cores seems like a strang enumber
haha you should see the price diff though
e5-2620v2 $382.81, e5-2690v2 $226.04+4.99 shipping
err 2226
>>> (382.01)/(2226.04+5)
0.17122507888697647
17.12% of the cost