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- unbuntu LXC antlet & snap
Here's what I found works on edgeLinux 2.0.0, mindful that this is recently, like a couple of days ago. 1. Spin up your LXC container, such as an Ubuntu 20.04 template Install some fuse tools and…
- Re-creating the hdd zpool...
Also, magically, after running SETUP at boot to re-order to boot sequence and move the USB to later in the stack /dev/sdb resurrected and I was able to run a "zpool replace hdd sdb" now I have all…
- Re-creating the hdd zpool...
Thanks, Daniel. The actual problem I was observing is the refcount mismatch issue highlighted in this thread. https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/7204
- Re-creating the hdd zpool...
Hello gang, I've noticed that there is a bug in ZFS that leads to a "space map refcount mismatch" error when a mirror device is replaced in an "apparently corrupted" zpool. The zpool will report as…
- Re-mapping pass-thru USB
Daniel, Thanks. That's the goto move now, to be clear though, I had to remove that entire XML element <hostdev></hostdev> or I got a validation failure for the edit. Thanks a bunch for that one.
- Re-mapping pass-thru USB
Team. When a lsusb device number changes, maybe a power cycle, unplug, or whatever causes this, if you have had the USB pass-thru enabled for the device there is seemingly no way to remove it. I…
- SDN interface for Windows 10
Daniel, Thanks. I found that installing the VirtIO drivers is the quickest way to get that interface and the memballoon drivers up and running after adding the SDN using antMan. The only caveat there…
- SDN interface for Windows 10
What is the proper method to add a Windows 10 antlet to a software defined network VLAN? The antlet picks up the virtual interface but there is no corresponding interface in the zpool…
- noVNC icons not showing antMan 3.? endgeLinux 2.0.0
Hi all, I had been plagued by the noVNC menu icons not showing and I finally tracked down the issue to a python2.7 mimetypes missing type for .svg. This may have been a mis-fire on the build of the…
- CPU Cores, antMan
It appears you have 4 cores per socket and one socket, that may be what you are seeing in the UI. The number of cores per socket is what you see in the UI as far as I can tell. So, you see that you…