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Hi All,
How can I Update system and security patches on redhat 7.X that is
located on DMZ (no internet access)
On a schedule, Is there any option like the regular Redhat network
update?
Tnx in advance,
Juda
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Today's Topics:
1. cpuinfo problem (srini kuthalam)
2. Re: cpuinfo problem (Vale)
3. Linux & Virtualization on Altix (Jason Dixon)
4. Re: Linux & Virtualization on Altix (Ed Wilts)
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Date: Sat, 23 Jul 2005 09:05:15 -0700 (PDT)
From: srini kuthalam <kuthalam@(protected)>
Subject: cpuinfo problem
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/proc/cpuinfo on a Dell 6650 shows the machine as having 8 CPUs
(numbered 0 through 7). Its running AS version 3 and kernel is
2.4.21-27.ELsmp
The machine has the maximum of 4 CPUs actually. Is this a bug or am I
not reading the file correctly?
Thanks for any leads
Srini
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Date: Sat, 23 Jul 2005 12:33:27 -0400
From: Vale <vale@(protected)>
Subject: Re: cpuinfo problem
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srini kuthalam wrote:
>/proc/cpuinfo on a Dell 6650 shows the machine as having 8 CPUs
>(numbered 0 through 7). Its running AS version 3 and kernel is
>2.4.21-27.ELsmp
>
>The machine has the maximum of 4 CPUs actually. Is this a bug or am I
>not reading the file correctly?
>
>Thanks for any leads
>
>Srini
>
>
>
Im taking a wild guess in saying that Hyper Threading is turned on?
Google: "Hyper Threading"
-Valentino
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Date: Sun, 24 Jul 2005 09:01:49 -0400
From: Jason Dixon <jason@(protected)>
Subject: Linux & Virtualization on Altix
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We recently picked up a new SGI Altix 350 (2 bricks, 4 cpus, 4GB) for
"playing around", although it will hopefully become a part of our
corporate development environment. It came installed with SuSE 9 SLES
(which I'm not very fond of) and some Red Hat Enterprise for Itanium
CDs, which I'd like to install in it. I'd like to do some sort of
virtualization, a la Xen, to allocate virtual systems to various
developers, but I'm not finding much that will run on the Altix 350 in
32-bit mode with SMP, much less ia64.
Has anyone run Xen on *any* flavor of Linux running on Altix (in
particular, Red Hat/Fedora-based)? Any suggestions or ideas?
-J.
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Date: Sun, 24 Jul 2005 08:49:00 -0500
From: Ed Wilts <ewilts@(protected)>
Subject: Re: Linux & Virtualization on Altix
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On Sun, Jul 24, 2005 at 09:01:49AM -0400, Jason Dixon wrote:
> We recently picked up a new SGI Altix 350 (2 bricks, 4 cpus, 4GB) for
> "playing around", although it will hopefully become a part of our
> corporate development environment. It came installed with SuSE 9 SLES
> (which I'm not very fond of) and some Red Hat Enterprise for Itanium
> CDs, which I'd like to install in it. I'd like to do some sort of
> virtualization, a la Xen, to allocate virtual systems to various
> developers, but I'm not finding much that will run on the Altix 350 in
> 32-bit mode with SMP, much less ia64.
>
> Has anyone run Xen on *any* flavor of Linux running on Altix (in
> particular, Red Hat/Fedora-based)? Any suggestions or ideas?
I went to a couple of Xen presentations at the Red Hat Summit in early
June. The comment there was that x86 32bit was mostly working now but
that x86_64, ia64, amc ppc64 were "still in flux".
Rik van Riel also said that Xen 3.0 was "not stable yet but in Fedora
Core 4". He expected 1-2 months for a feature freeze and 3-4 months
before it got stable.
Intel has 30 developers working on Xen according to the Intel keynote.
I don't know if VMware supports the ia64 yet - from a quick look at
their web site, they didn't in VMware 4 but they're not really saying if
it's supported in VMware 5.
There is a mailing list for Xen discussions - you could try there.
http://fedora.redhat.com/projects/virtualization/
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Ed Wilts, RHCE
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