On 9/10/07, Adrian Fisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to use it for a mixture of web-hosting, virtual servers, etc. but
> also for running a new online game. I want to ensure (as much as is
> possible) that a system fails for whatever reason the workload running on it
> is automatically re
Adrian Fisher wrote:
> I want to use it for a mixture of web-hosting, virtual servers, etc. but
> also for running a new online game. I want to ensure (as much as is
> possible) that a system fails for whatever reason the workload running on it
> is automatically redistributed across the remaining
I want to use it for a mixture of web-hosting, virtual servers, etc. but
also for running a new online game. I want to ensure (as much as is
possible) that a system fails for whatever reason the workload running on it
is automatically redistributed across the remaining systems.
A.
On 10/09/2007,
Adrian Fisher wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> Does OpenBSD support virtualisation where multiple computers operate as one
> single virtual system rather than just one system running as multiple
> virtual systems? I am thinking of buying a series of blade systems which I
> want to run as one single syst
On Sep 10, 2007, at 8:01 AM, Adrian Fisher wrote:
Hello there,
Does OpenBSD support virtualisation where multiple computers
operate as one
single virtual system rather than just one system running as multiple
virtual systems? I am thinking of buying a series of blade systems
which I
want
On Wed, 2007-01-24 at 10:47 -0600, L. V. Lammert wrote:
> Much better to want on the Xen implementation, which in the works.
> Possibly at the Hackthon?
Apart from the mercurial repository there is little information on the
status of the XEN effort. There's this bsdtalk interview
http://ropersonl
On Wed, Jan 24, 2007 at 08:02:01AM -0800, Lawrence Horvath wrote:
> I tried looking for source but was unable, vmware is a closed
> source as far as i can tell(please correct me if im wrong, as i
> like to get hold of the source) when i was looking for it online
> you have to download the binarys,
I tried looking for source but was unable, vmware is a closed source
as far as i can tell(please correct me if im wrong, as i like to get
hold of the source) when i was looking for it online you have to
download the binarys, and you have to email in for a serial number to
use it, they also have hi
I tried looking for source but was unable, vmware is a closed source
as far as i can tell(please correct me if im wrong, as i like to get
hold of the source) when i was looking for it online you have to
download the binarys, and you have to email in for a serial number to
use it, they also have hi
On Thu, 25 Jan 2007, Lachlan Gunn wrote:
> Sorry, accidentally sent that to the wrong address.
>
> > vmware could run on OpenBSD if you have linux compatibility turned on i
> > think
>
> It uses a number of kernel modules, so I doubt it. However, the
> source may be available, so someone could p
On 1/24/07, Jeroen Massar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> vmware could run on OpenBSD if you have linux compatibility turned on
>> i think
>
> It uses a number of kernel modules, so I doubt it. However, the
> source may be available, so someone could probably try to implement
> similar functionali
Lachlan Gunn wrote:
> Sorry, accidentally sent that to the wrong address.
>
>> vmware could run on OpenBSD if you have linux compatibility turned on
>> i think
>
> It uses a number of kernel modules, so I doubt it. However, the
> source may be available, so someone could probably try to implement
Hi there,
On Jan 24, 2007, at 1:49 PM, John Tate wrote:
Is there any software that supports OpenBSD that can do full
virtualisation?
I don't think VMware would be supported on OpenBSD.
I don't think there is anything that really fits what you're looking
for. The NetBSD project has neat Xe
I have OpenBSD v3.7 and v3.8 run just fine in VMWare Server. I however
haven't fixed the VMWare Tools issue as of yet but apparently there is a
work around to have VMWare Tools work for OpenBSD as well. I have a
bunch of OpenBSD on VMWare bookmarks if you want me to post.
> Is there any software t
qemu is your best bet, its not quite as fast as vmware but it runs on
OpenBSD, and supports several archs, it has a nice pkg and everything
vmware could run on OpenBSD if you have linux compatibility turned on i think
On 1/24/07, John Tate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there any software that
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