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    • JaredBusch

      Solved RHEL 4 not seeing ext3 label
      IT Discussion • rhel 4 rhel grub kernel panic ext3 root label • • JaredBusch

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      JaredBusch

      Booted straight to the CentOS 4 ISO, went into linux rescue, updated the initrd img and bam. working system from the current (as of 4 days ago) manual disk images I made.
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      Next project to re-learn how they restore data files. Have not done that in almost 10 years. Having no virtual infrastructure to play with, prior to this, made that harder.

    • AdamF

      XenServer installation SR issue
      IT Discussion • xencenter xenserver xenserver 7 xen virtualization lvm ext3 poweredge r710 perc h700 • • AdamF

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      AdamF

      So I was able to make another array, and was also able to make an SR on that array. It's still strange that I'm not able to use thin provisioning by default on install, but for now, it's working.

    • Kelly

      Xenserver 7 and local SRs
      IT Discussion • xenserver 7.0 lvm ext4 ext3 • • Kelly

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      scottalanmiller

      Easy enough to add to XS7 I assume, but sucks that it isn't the default.

    • black3dynamite

      XenServer Thin Provision Snapshots
      IT Discussion • xenserver xenserver 6.5 lvm local storage thin provisioning snapshots ext3 • • black3dynamite

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      Dashrender

      My situation wasn't a snapshop - it was a fast copy.. so I'm not really sure.

    • scottalanmiller

      Linux: Common Filesystems
      IT Discussion • linux filesystem xfs zfs ext2 ext3 ext4 jfs btrfs sam linux administration reiserfs • • scottalanmiller

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      scottalanmiller

      @Dashrender said:

      Right, but when you're working with files that large - why bother storing them in a VM - just st.... OK yeah, that goes against the standard practice now.. so we need a VM, even if the whole host is a VM - welp, I guess your stuck with XFS 🙂

      Pretty much. EXT4 is pretty silly for a server of any size, which is why even for desktops RHEL is XFS by default and EXT4 only as an option for advanced users. EXT4's days are pretty much over.