--- Day changed --- Log opened Sun Mar 26 23:59:03 2006 00:41 * caker is --><-- close to having host56 ready 00:42 < Spads> :D 00:43 < caker> migrations to it worked 00:43 < caker> last step: build the guest kernel 01:04 < caker> food time, then sleep... will finish tomorrow 02:49 < caker> # uname -a 02:49 < caker> Linux li3-242 2.6.16-domU-linode1 #1 SMP Sun Mar 26 22:49:13 EST 2006 i686 GNU/Linux 02:50 < caker> :) 02:50 < caker> # ping google.com 02:50 < caker> PING google.com (72.14.207.99): 56 data bytes 02:50 < caker> 64 bytes from 72.14.207.99: icmp_seq=0 ttl=243 time=87.8 ms 02:50 < caker> :) :) 02:55 < mikegrb> you are supposed to be sleeping, silly 02:55 < caker> too excited 02:55 < Spads> :O 02:55 < Spads> pyjama party! 02:55 < mikegrb> the sooner you go to sleep, the sooner it will get here 02:55 < caker> I took some crack 02:55 < caker> so, I'm good 02:56 < mikegrb> oh wait, we arn't talking about disney land 02:56 < caker> (j/k) 02:56 < mikegrb> that explains the code! 02:56 * mikegrb runs away 02:56 < Spads> kthxbi!! 02:57 < caker> Spads: you doing anything with this xenode? 02:57 < caker> migrating takes forever, but if you'd be willing to kill the node, we could move it over 02:58 < mikegrb> http://feeds.feedburner.com/boingboing/iBag?m=310 02:58 < mikegrb> heidi should sell those 02:58 < mikegrb> "This program is a rudimentary teledildonics application built around the finger daemon" 10:30 < JasonF> i get the feeling that might not be sfw 10:30 < JasonF> not my work anyway 10:35 < tierra> gotta love your job when absolutely nothing is NSFW (well I guess there is exceptions for stuff I'd rather not see either) 12:39 < Spads> caker: at the moment it's idle 12:53 < caker> care about the disk images? 12:53 < Spads> hmmm 12:53 < Spads> no, not really 12:53 < caker> actually, if you do and you could resize them small -- it would be a good migration test 12:54 < Spads> okay 12:54 < Spads> that works for me 12:54 < caker> which username? 12:54 < Spads> I can do that 12:54 < Spads> xen5 12:54 < Spads> I'd need to clear out space first 12:54 < caker> I'll set things up on my end 12:54 < Spads> okay, likewise 12:55 < caker> your new IP will be 65.19.178.3 12:55 < caker> migration configured (might need to relogin to see it) 12:56 < Spads> okay 12:57 < Spads> so how small should I resize? 12:57 < caker> well, what does df -h say? 12:57 < Spads> Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% [ ] Mounted on 12:57 < Spads> /dev/sda1 5795M 751M 5044M 13.0 [# ] / 12:57 < Spads> nice 12:57 < caker> yeah .. I'd try around 800 at first 12:57 < Spads> haha 12:58 < caker> what's with the funky progress bar? 12:58 < Spads> then what, resize it up a bit after? 12:58 < Spads> oh, that's pydf 12:58 < caker> after the migration you can resize back to full 12:58 < Spads> cool 12:59 < caker> # pydf 12:59 < caker> Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% [ ] Mounted on 12:59 < caker> /dev/hda1 968M 531M 437M 55.0 [#### ] / 12:59 < caker> in color, too 12:59 < caker> ^-- fun 12:59 < Spads> er 13:00 < Spads> I just asked for a drive resize 13:00 < Spads> and the queue doesn't show any shutdown events or anything 13:00 < Spads> aha 13:00 < Spads> okay,good 13:00 < Spads> it failed 13:03 < Spads> well, the moment the resize finishes, that's when the move will happen 13:03 < Spads> hooray for queues 13:04 < caker> Mar 27 10:56:37 host56 worker-2590[2159]: JobID 238708 starting: "Migrate Filesystem - Ubuntu 4.10 Disk Image from host48.linode.com" 13:04 < caker> :)) 13:04 < Spads> doodloo 13:05 < Spads> we have technology 13:06 < caker> you have 20 seconds to comply 13:06 < caker> with this migration method, there's no way for me to tell the progress 13:07 < caker> ssh $remote host dd if=/dev/vg1/whatever | dd of=/dev/vg1/whatever 13:07 < Spads> haha 13:07 < caker> that works both on device nodes and image files (uml style) 13:07 < Spads> isn't there a --hash option to dd yet? 13:07 < caker> so it worked out nicely 13:07 < Spads> yay dd 13:08 < Spads> hooray for IBM mainframe tools still living on unix systems 13:09 < caker> Rounding up size to full physical extent 5.75 GB 13:09 < caker> Logical volume "xen5-26098" created 13:09 < caker> hmm .. rounding up 13:09 < caker> why is that 5.75 GB? 13:10 < caker> oh shit 13:11 < caker> you hit migrate before the resize was done 13:11 < caker> and it copied the _current_ size value 13:11 < caker> no biggie -- just resize on the new host down by 1M, and then resize back up 13:11 * caker notes that as a bug 13:11 < Spads> haha 13:12 < Spads> good one to catch 13:12 < Spads> I figured "hey, these here queues are nice. I'll just throw all the work on 'em!" 13:12 < caker> that's how it's supposed to work :) 13:12 < Spads> haha 13:13 < Spads> needs more lazy evaluation! 13:13 < caker> There's another bug like that, that I think can lead to more disk space than you're supposed to have 13:13 < caker> but, I believe the host will catch it and error out 13:13 < Spads> :O 13:13 < Spads> MORE DISK SPACE! 13:13 < Spads> woohoo! 13:13 < caker> I forget .. something to do with doing a copy and a deployment at the same time 13:13 < Spads> aha 13:13 < caker> like: resize up, and deploy a disk 13:13 < Spads> right 13:14 < Spads> and the queue goes "wow he has this much space left, so I'll authorize the new disk allocation" 13:14 < caker> on the website side, yes 13:17 < Spads> well we're on to the swap now 13:18 < caker> 1818624+0 records in 13:18 < caker> 1818624+0 records out 13:18 < caker> 931135488 bytes transferred in 633.147527 seconds (1470645 bytes/sec) 13:18 < Spads> zoot boot 13:21 < caker> ugh 13:21 < caker> hitting those disk errors on host48 13:25 < caker> Spads: delete and remake that swap image and add it to your config, please 13:28 < Spads> um 13:28 < Spads> it tells me that my linode is brand new 13:28 < caker> yeah, migrations have always done that 13:28 < Spads> okay 13:31 < Spads> recreations and resizes all in queue 13:33 < caker> you'll also need to set "Latest 2.6" kernel in your config 13:33 < caker> (all of that is done if going from uml to xen, just not xen to xen) 13:33 < caker> *automagically 13:35 < Spads> aha 13:36 < Spads> so, new IP? 13:36 < caker> yes 13:36 < Spads> JobID: 238718 - System Boot - My Ubuntu 4.10 Profile 13:36 < Spads> Job Entered 03/27/2006 01:35:58 PM Status Success 13:36 < Spads> Host Start Date 03/27/2006 01:36:14 PM Host Finish Date 03/27/2006 01:36:17 PM 13:36 < Spads> Host Duration 0 minutes, 3 seconds Host Message WARNING: Less than two disk images detected. Are you booting an empty Configuration Profile? 13:36 < caker> :) 13:36 < caker> gotcha 13:36 < Spads> well I'm up 13:37 < caker> w/o swap 13:37 < Spads> [nick@golgatem(~)] pydf 13:37 < Spads> Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% [ ] Mounted on 13:37 < Spads> /dev/sda1 5795M 751M 5044M 13.0 [# ] / 13:37 < caker> cool 13:37 < Spads> oh right 13:37 < Spads> I made the swap tho 13:37 < Spads> odd 13:37 < caker> not in yer config 13:37 < Spads> ohhhh 13:37 < Spads> dur 13:37 < Spads> okay 13:37 < Spads> here we go 13:38 < caker> hehe 13:39 < caker> everything look sane? 13:57 < Spads> seems to 13:57 < Spads> I need to mkswap of course 13:57 < Spads> huh 13:58 < Spads> there's no sd* files in /dev/ 13:59 < Spads> is it supposed to be hd? 13:59 < Spads> huh, that doesn't exist as well 13:59 < Spads> I notice the profile says hda everywhere 14:00 < Spads> but mount says sda 14:00 < Spads> I'm gunna go take a bath 4now 14:41 < caker> hmm 14:41 < caker> I'm going to reboot the host for a moment to get a bare-metal kernel compile benchmark 14:41 < caker> since you have your node down anyhow... 14:45 < Spads> ok 14:56 < caker> bah .. thenerds.net lost my order of 10 3ware cards 14:57 < caker> they're shipping another one out today, however 14:58 < Spads> boo 15:05 * caker reboots back into xenness 15:05 -!- gpd [~gpd@70.85.16.173] has joined #linode-xenbeta 15:24 < caker> Spads: around? 15:24 < Spads> ya 15:24 < caker> what's the deal? udev isn't starting or what? 15:24 < Spads> lemme boot and see 15:25 < Spads> udevd is running... 15:25 < Spads> I now have hda1 and hda2 15:25 < Spads> but no sd* 15:25 < caker> that's normal, I believe 15:25 < Spads> oh yeah? 15:26 < caker> sd* went away some time ago on that other machine 15:26 < Spads> /dev/sda1 on / type ext3 (rw) 15:26 < Spads> ^-- so what's the deal here? 15:26 < caker> yeah, it used to be sda1 15:26 < Spads> hmmm 15:26 < caker> I've found that Linux will mount the root device regardless of what fstab says 15:26 < caker> so you've probably been running w/o swap for a while 15:26 < Spads> heh 15:27 < Spads> well it's back on now 15:27 < Spads> whoa 15:27 < Spads> top shows lots of migration and xen processes 15:27 < Spads> 7 root 10 -5 0 0 0 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.00 xenwatch 15:27 < Spads> 8 root 10 -5 0 0 0 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.01 xenbus 15:27 < Spads> 12 root RT -5 0 0 0 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.01 migration/1 15:27 < Spads> 13 root 34 19 0 0 0 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.00 ksoftirqd/1 15:27 < Spads> 14 root 10 -5 0 0 0 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.00 events/1 15:27 < Spads> 15 root RT -5 0 0 0 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.00 migration/2 15:27 < Spads> 16 root 34 19 0 0 0 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.01 ksoftirqd/2 15:27 < Spads> 17 root 10 -5 0 0 0 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.00 events/2 15:27 < Spads> is that normal? 15:28 < caker> ksoftirqd and I think events are normal 15:28 < caker> the other top three are xen specific thingies 15:28 < caker> also /proc/xen 15:28 < Spads> migration/3... 15:28 < Spads> huh 15:28 < Spads> okay 15:28 < caker> or /proc/hpyervisor I think 15:28 * Spads reboots to test fstab 15:29 < caker> the migration threads look like they're SMP related, nothing to do with xen 15:29 < Spads> ahhh 15:29 < caker> so just those top two 15:30 < Spads> free kernel threads for everybody 15:30 * caker writes some documentation 16:00 < caker> Spads: mind checking that Lish works as expected? 16:25 -!- bendy24 [~slb@bendy.netop.oftc.net] has joined #linode-xenbeta 16:26 * bendy24 crosses his fingers 16:26 < caker> yippie 16:27 < bendy24> so i shutdown and click the button? 16:27 < bendy24> thats all? 16:27 < caker> yup 16:27 < caker> then boot 16:29 < bendy24> shutdown! 16:29 < bendy24> ok here it goes... 16:30 < Spads> caker: back 16:30 < Spads> caker: sure 16:31 < bendy24> mikegrb: this better work! 16:31 * mikegrb deletes bendy's linode 16:31 < mikegrb> hope you got backups! 16:31 < bendy24> son of a... 16:32 < Spads> bah 16:32 < Spads> stupid keys 16:32 < Spads> caker: ssh keys for lish still don't get copied over on a migration :) 16:32 < caker> uh.. 16:32 < caker> yeah 16:32 < caker> lemme move that for you 16:32 < Spads> haha ok 16:33 < caker> Spads: now? 16:33 < Spads> I'm in 16:33 < Spads> * Starting web server (Apache2)... apache2: Could not determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.0.1 for ServerName 16:33 < Spads> hmmm 16:34 < Spads> oh yeah 16:34 < Spads> /etc/hostname and all that 16:34 < bendy24> you need apache on your machine 16:34 < bendy24> :) 16:34 < Spads> caker: version doesn't work 16:34 < Spads> [xen5@host56 lish]# version 16:34 < Spads> [xen5@host56 lish]# 16:34 < caker> makes sense 16:34 < Spads> [xen5@host56 lish]# io_status 16:34 < Spads> [xen5@host56 lish]# 16:34 * caker notes 16:34 < Spads> that one's obvious 16:35 < Spads> screen console management seems to work as expected 16:35 < caker> I think I trimmed down logview's num of lines, too 16:35 < Spads> haha nice 16:36 < Spads> I wouldn't know, as I just booted 16:36 < Spads> kill seems to work :) 16:36 < caker> ok, no I didn't, but I will 16:36 * Spads does a lish reboot 16:36 < Spads> that worked 16:37 < Spads> it all looks good. only think I haven't tested is pure boot 16:37 < caker> ok, that proves shutdown and boot work, too 16:37 < Spads> heh cool 16:38 < bendy24> ok! 16:38 < caker> bendy24: fire it up! 16:39 < bendy24> i have ping! 16:39 * caker moshes around violently 16:39 < bendy24> cmon ssh 16:40 < bendy24> Linux oberon.thornetwork.com 2.6.16-domU-linode1 #1 SMP Mon Mar 27 12:58:30 EST 2006 i686 GNU/Linux 16:40 * bendy24 joins in 16:40 < Spads> linux 2.6.16-hatU-lolz 16:40 * Spads cannonballs the moshpit 16:40 * caker lifts Spads up 16:41 < bendy24> oo 16:41 < bendy24> amavis is broken 16:41 < mikegrb> I saw a porno that started like this! 16:41 * mikegrb runs away 16:41 < caker> mikegrb: you watch gay porn? 16:42 < mikegrb> caker: bendy sends me autographed copies of the pornos he's in 16:42 < caker> I wouldn't be surprised if I missed a kernel config option or two 16:43 * bendy24 waits for more email 16:43 < caker> bendy24: want me to send a test email? 16:44 < bendy24> NO, ITS OK 16:44 < bendy24> oof 16:44 < bendy24> caps 16:44 < bendy24> hrmm 16:44 < bendy24> Mar 27 14:37:05 oberon postfix/smtp[1601]: connect to 127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1]: Connection refused (port 10024) 16:44 < bendy24> wtf is port 10024 again 16:44 * bendy24 scratches his head 16:45 < bendy24> im pretty sure thats amavis 16:46 < caker> bendy24: OOM kills in your dmesg 16:46 < Spads> it's probably his swaplessness, like me 16:46 < Spads> sda vanished, and fstab never found out 16:46 < caker> bendy24: cat /etc/fstab, please? 16:47 < caker> Spads: well, he was ubda, ubdb, etc .. and the xenify distro helper should have fixed that 16:47 < bendy24> oberon:/home/scott# cat /etc/fstab 16:47 < bendy24> /dev/hda1 / ext3 defaults 0 0 16:47 < bendy24> /dev/hda2 swap swap defaults 0 0 16:47 < bendy24> proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 16:47 < Spads> ahhh 16:47 < Spads> huh 16:47 < caker> bendy24: ok .. cat /proc/swaps ? 16:47 < bendy24> nothing is returned 16:48 < bendy24> ah 16:48 < bendy24> no swap 16:48 < Spads> swapon baby swapon 16:48 < caker> (device 16:48 < caker> (vbd (backend 0) (dev hda1) (uname phy:vg1/scottbender-27220) (mode w)) 16:48 < caker> ) 16:48 < caker> (device 16:48 < caker> (vbd (backend 0) (dev hda2) (uname phy:vg1/scottbender-27221) (mode w)) 16:48 < caker> ) 16:48 < caker> ok, that looks OK 16:48 < Spads> Let's hear it for A-lists! 16:48 < caker> # ll /dev/mapper/vg1-scottbender--27221 16:48 < caker> brw------- 1 root root 253, 6 2006-03-27 14:30 /dev/mapper/vg1-scottbender--27221 16:48 < caker> that's ok, too 16:49 < caker> why it no mount? 16:49 < bendy24> Swap: 0k total, 0k used, 0k free, 8300k cached 16:49 < caker> swapon /dev/hda2 ? 16:49 < bendy24> swapon: /dev/hda2: No such device or address 16:49 < Spads> tshhhhkt! 16:50 < caker> wtf 16:50 < Spads> is your udevd running? 16:50 < Spads> BETTER GO CATCH IT! 16:50 < bendy24> i blame mikegrb 16:50 < Spads> also you have just revealed to me bendy24's secret first name!!!! 16:50 < Spads> I shall now hold him in thrall with my maaagic pentacles 16:51 < bendy24> omg no 16:53 < mikegrb> http://www.userfriendly.org/cartoons/archives/06mar/uf008927.gif <-- caker 16:54 < bendy24> should i recreate the swap? 16:54 < caker> bendy24: try restarting once, please 16:54 < bendy24> rebooting.. 16:55 < bendy24> maybe the queue wasnt finished with the swap partition? 16:55 < bendy24> it did say it was... 16:56 < caker> no .. I don't think you had a /dev/hda2 device node, for one reason or another 16:56 < bendy24> no swap 16:57 < Spads> is it in your profile? 16:57 < caker> ls -al /dev/hda* 16:57 < caker> ? 16:57 < Spads> bendy24: check your profile to make sure the swap is in there 16:57 < bendy24> brw-rw---- 1 root disk 3, 2 Jun 19 2002 /dev/hda2 16:58 < caker> and swapon /dev/hda2 ? 16:58 < bendy24> same as before 16:58 < bendy24> :/ 16:58 < caker> huh 16:58 < caker> I guess delete it, remake it, add it to the config and reboot... 16:58 < bendy24> oberon:/home/scott# swapon /dev/hda2 16:58 < bendy24> swapon: /dev/hda2: No such device or address 17:00 < bendy24> Host Message Delete failed. Perhaps this volume is in use? 17:00 < bendy24> son of a... 17:00 < caker> heh .. iggy migrating now 17:01 < bendy24> has anyone else migrated? 17:01 < caker> just Spads and myself 17:01 < bendy24> no swap problems? 17:01 < caker> nope 17:01 < Spads> well 17:01 < Spads> I remade my swap partition on caker's advice 17:01 < Spads> because of bad blocks or something 17:02 < caker> yeah, different issue 17:02 < Spads> but it's possible I would have seen bendy24's problem 17:02 < Spads> had I not remade it 17:03 < mikegrb> hot fucking damn, my va check just arrived 17:03 < mikegrb> heidi isn't home, I shall walk to the bank 17:04 < bendy24> YES! 17:04 < bendy24> I have swap bishes 17:04 < caker> bendy24: no kidding. 17:04 < caker> what the hell would have done that? 17:04 < bendy24> you tell me :) 17:05 < caker> I suppose we could have tried mkswap /dev/hda2 first 17:05 < bendy24> Mar 27 14:57:25 oberon amavis[1381]: (01381-01) Passed CLEAN, [216.110.238.70] -> , Message-ID: <9C6EECA7-19E2-4557-BF20-86053D5B5E41@trilliummutual.com>, Hits: -1.908, 22714 ms 17:05 < bendy24> yay 17:05 < caker> to see if it was corrput .. but I figured swapon would bitch if it was bogus 17:05 < bendy24> naw, it just doest think it is even there 17:06 < bendy24> looks like things are good 17:06 < bendy24> you could ahve just given me more ram 17:06 < bendy24> but h well 17:06 < bendy24> :) 17:07 < caker> Unit UnitType Status %Cmpl Stripe Size(GB) Cache AVerify IgnECC 17:07 < caker> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 17:07 < caker> u0 RAID-1 OK - - 465.651 ON OFF OFF 17:07 < caker> Name OnlineState BBUReady Status Volt Temp Hours LastCapTest 17:07 < caker> --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17:07 < caker> bbu On Yes OK OK OK 255 22-Mar-2006 17:07 < caker> :) 17:07 < caker> # 3w9k_status 17:07 < caker> c0:9550SX-4LP u0:OK p0:OK p2:OK 17:08 < caker> one thing I noticed is that it didn't set the ro flag in your config profile, bendy24... 17:08 < caker> but it did for iggy 17:08 < caker> I set your manually, and debian doesn't care, anyhow .. but other distros do 17:09 < bendy24> dunno 17:10 < bendy24> ok, everything looks good 17:10 < caker> awesome 17:10 < bendy24> email is flowing 17:10 < bendy24> you dont have any host reboots planned? 17:10 < caker> no 17:10 < bendy24> good 17:10 < bendy24> i'm going home :) 17:13 < caker> two migrations going now... 17:24 -!- iggy [~iggy@12.45.184.235] has joined #linode-xenbeta 17:24 < caker> bendy24 had a problem with his swap, so I'm curious if yours is ok 17:24 < caker> fire it up 17:26 < iggy> mine does seem to have a problem 17:26 < caker> can you try mkswap on it, please? 17:26 < caker> oh, it's waiting at: 17:27 < iggy> sorry, my linode in general 17:27 < caker> Give root password for maintenance 17:27 < caker> (or type Control-D to continue): 17:27 < iggy> it was stuck asking me for that 17:27 < iggy> swap seems okay 17:28 < caker> why did it dump you into to console? 17:28 < iggy> don't know yet 17:28 < caker> heh 17:28 < caker> your Run Level is set to single user mode 17:29 * caker bonks iggy 17:29 < iggy> wonder when that happened 17:40 < caker> iggy: looks like your swap is hosed too 17:40 < caker> iggy: cat /proc/swaps ? 17:40 < iggy> it wasn't the first time 17:40 < iggy> Swap: 214008 0 214008 17:40 < iggy> that was from the first reboot 17:40 < caker> * Activating (possibly) more swap ...swapon: cannot stat /dev/hda2: No such file or directory 17:41 < caker> iggy: cat /proc/swaps && ls -al /dev/hda2, please? 17:41 < iggy> mail ~ # cat /proc/swaps ; ls -al /dev/hda2 17:41 < iggy> /dev/hda2: No such file or directory 17:42 < caker> hda1 there? 17:42 < iggy> it doesn't show up in /proc/partitions either 17:42 < iggy> yes 17:42 < caker> argh 17:43 < caker> * Seeding /dev with needed nodes ...cannot stat `/lib/udev/devices/*': No such file or directory 17:43 < caker> [ ok ] 17:44 < caker> in single user mode, perhaps udev didn't run, so we had the real nodes available 17:44 < iggy> I rebooted after that single mode debacle 17:44 < caker> right, and udev mounted over /dev but without an hda2 17:44 < iggy> oh, I see what you're saying 17:45 * iggy 's a little slow on the uptake today 17:45 < caker> iggy: mknod /dev/hda2 b 3 2 17:46 * caker doesn't have much udev clue 17:46 < iggy> mail ~ # mknod /dev/hda2 b 3 2 17:46 < iggy> mail ~ # swapon /dev/hda2 17:46 < iggy> swapon: /dev/hda2: No such device or address 17:47 < iggy> if it doesn't show up in /proc/partitions, making devices won't do any good 17:47 < caker> yeah, didn't catch that 17:47 < caker> ok, can I reboot your node in a sec? 17:48 < iggy> have at it 17:51 < caker> same thing? not in /proc/partitions? 18:00 -!- oneman [~oneman@ip68-230-208-113.rd.hr.cox.net] has joined #linode-xenbeta 18:02 < iggy> nope 18:03 < iggy> did you add noudev to the kernel cmdline? 18:04 < caker> yes .. that's not the problem 18:04 < caker> this is a xen thing 18:13 < caker> iggy: I suggest rebooting until you see all your disk images in /proc/partitions 18:13 < caker> seems to be working for me 18:13 < iggy> okay 18:13 < caker> about 1/3rd of the time, I lose 2 out of 4 images 18:19 < iggy> I deleted the image and readded it, and it's there 18:20 < caker> yeah, this is some hotplug/xenbus bug in xen 18:21 < iggy> just rebooted and it's still there... so what I'm doing is just coincidence? 18:22 < caker> seems to me like it, yes 18:22 < caker> I've rebooted my test node about 20 times, half the time or so half the devices are missing 18:22 < iggy> well, mine is working now 18:22 < Spads> weird 18:22 < Spads> does restarting udevd not help? 18:22 < caker> Spads: they're gone from /proc/partitions, as in .. not connected to the VM 18:23 < Spads> oh wow 18:23 < oneman> caker, once beta is done will I be able to get my xenode running before I switch off my linode? 18:23 < caker> oneman: huh? 18:23 < caker> oneman: the beta *is* your Linode 18:23 < oneman> aye 18:24 < oneman> Im not doing beta testing :P I just wanted to see what was hopping :P 18:48 -!- funkycow [~Ap0ll0@70.83.99.160] has joined #linode-xenbeta 18:49 -!- caker changed the topic of #linode-xenbeta to: Welcome to the Linode Xen Public Beta - known issues: Missing Devices? Reboot until you see them :( 18:51 -!- caker changed the topic of #linode-xenbeta to: Welcome to the Linode Xen Public Beta - known issues: Missing devices in /proc/partitions (like hda2)? Reboot until you see them... 19:23 -!- Newsome [~sorenson@adsl-75-0-136-70.dsl.chcgil.sbcglobal.net] has joined #linode-xenbeta 20:31 -!- tompuppy [~tom@220-132-117-169.HINET-IP.hinet.net] has joined #linode-xenbeta 20:33 < caker> tompuppy: if you read /topic, there's one known issue that we discovered today 20:33 < tompuppy> thanks 20:33 < caker> typically it's only the even numbered devices, oddly enough 20:34 < caker> actually, only the odd numbered devices thus far 20:34 < caker> anyhow, cat /proc/partitions, and reboot until you see all three of yours 20:34 < caker> I've got an email into the xen mailing list... 21:26 < tompuppy> i see 21:34 < tompuppy> caker: i can't boot, because none ot the xen kernal is available to me 21:35 < tompuppy> caker: seems fine now 21:35 < tompuppy> ... 21:35 < tompuppy> ? 21:35 < caker> I removed the old kernels, use Latest 2.6, please 21:42 < tompuppy> caker: i see 21:42 < tompuppy> EXT3-fs: journalled quota options not supported. anynoe seen this in xen? 21:43 < caker> I probably didn't compile in support for it 21:43 < caker> I'll check in a few 21:44 < tompuppy> caker: okay 22:09 < caker> tompuppy: ok, reboot -- I added QUOTA support, and a bunch of other stuff (FUSE, other filesystems) 22:13 < tompuppy> caker: thanks 22:15 -!- ElectricElf [~dbharris@electricelf.noc.oftc.net] has quit [Quit: ] 22:21 -!- ElectricElf [~dbharris@electricelf.noc.oftc.net] has joined #linode-xenbeta 22:38 -!- Electric1lf [~dbharris@69.158.76.117] has joined #linode-xenbeta 22:38 -!- ElectricElf [~dbharris@electricelf.noc.oftc.net] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 23:55 -!- Electric1lf [~dbharris@69.158.76.117] has quit [Quit: ] 23:56 -!- ElectricElf [~dbharris@electricelf.noc.oftc.net] has joined #linode-xenbeta --- Log closed Mon Mar 27 23:59:00 2006