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I'd love to test, running a 2.0 cluster similarly, have iPhone 4S, many iPads

perfect answer Dietmar, thank you. I just want to say that I love that you drop shell-useful files like this and that the configfs makes this possible. You've made my RAD scripting way more Rapid than it would have been had I needed to learn an API before I could even try things.

I'm going to look into what's required. It's been a while since I called myself a developer, but who knows, I may not be entirely rusty. I've got a snapshot right now, I'll clone the repo and take a look. I have quite a lot on locally, but this is valuable so I'll see what I can do for the...

Your virtualization is only going to be as good as the topmost container, in this case virtual box. You'd debug it in the same way you'd debug a PC that isn't booting - enable debug, verbose, stop splash screens etc. If that's beyond you, you really shouldn't be running a hypervisor inside a...

/etc/pve is created from a userspace program pmxcfs which generates the data from /var/lib/pve-cluster/config.db

Test... sqlite> insert into tree values (1,0,1,4,"dir"); --my first node sqlite> insert into tree values (2,1,2,1,"file"); --my first guest sqlite> insert into tree values (3,0,3,4,"dir2"); --my second node sqlite> select * from tree; 1|0|1|4|dir 2|1|2|1|file 3|0|3|4|dir2 sqlite> update tree...

I suppose the question is, if (!(pte = g_hash_table_lookup(index, &te->parent))) { Why is it that returns null when the item is in the db? It looks like that is what causes the problem. Ordering the entries works around the issue. Well it's because that is looking up against the already...

It's pretty clear to me from the code that is why it fails. It processes the tree row by row, and expects parent nodes to exist first, which is fine on one box, you must create the directory before you can populate it, however it fails once you have more than one which was created AFTER other...

I wonder if it's ok to simply sqlite3 config.db select * from tree where name like '%.conf' ? (assuming I don't pollute my etc/pve) Faye

Bumping this as I think it's related to my issue. I believe I've root caused it but you'd need to look at bdb_backend_load_index to see if my assertion that it loads the nodes in order is true. Certainly the effects would seem to bear it out...

I don't have time to do that right now, will go hunting later.

Oops missed this bit too. sqlite> select * from tree where type=4; 2|0|2|0|1322118286|4|priv| 3|0|3|0|1322118286|4|nodes| 4|3|4|0|1322118286|4|sfop01v01| 5|4|5|0|1322118286|4|qemu-server| 6|4|6|0|1322118286|4|openvz| 7|4|7|0|1322118286|4|priv| 44|2|44|0|1322517100|4|lock|...

root@p02v01:~# pmxcfs critical: [database] parent is not a directory (inode = 00000000000002DE, parent = 000000000000054F, name = '111.conf') (database.c:401:bdb_backend_load_index) critical: [database] DB load failed (database.c:445:bdb_backend_load_index) critical: memdb_open failed - unable...

followed the instructions "Setting up a cluster" - added the first, added the second node tada. I am not expecting HA, just common control. I disagree with your statement, since I managed to fix it by correcting the ordering of directories and config by inode. Feel free to try it out, I think...

I've had to go into the BIOS and enable VT mode, there is nothing on the web frontend to tell you this is a problem and VMs will fail to start saying "KVM is unavailable" lsmod says kvm is loaded. I'm pretty sure the first time I booted one of these, I was in front of the machine and I saw the...

Hi, Today I ran into a problem which took me a lot of manual hackery to recover from, hopefully you can fix it quickly and get the fix into the wild: High-level steps: create node1 create several containers and vms create node2 cluster fail containers and vms onto node2 restart node2 config...

Hi, Just recently installed from latest Beta ISO and on doing the aptitude update I received a BADKEY message. Just in case this wasn't a random network occurrence, the solution is to rm the files in /var/lib/apt/lists and re-update.

Hi, I'm writing some scripting to automate environment creation and would like to know the correct way to ask for the next available CTID. I was running qm & vzlist but now that I have two nodes, this is not sufficient as it neglects the containers currently on another node. Thanks

http://www.alcpu.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=269 Seems like it might be trying to get the thermal envelope. Do you think it would help to disable ACPI?

Is there any way to make this work? I have tried disabling kvm, it's dying just after it detects IRQs. Fatal trap 9: general protection fault while in kernel mode cpuid =0; apic id =00 .. Stopped at VmbusInitialize+0x1ec: rdmsr It's the Netscaler VSX for VMWare, I used vmware's tools to...