December 10, 201312 yr Hi Grumpy, doses this mean that your going to be posting your excellent xenserver guide back Yes. It should be up later today or tomorrow at the latest. Thanks that's great news, I now have a new project for the beginning of January lol, provided Santa brings me my new board for xmas or the wife does for my birthday
December 10, 201312 yr Author Hi Grumpy, doses this mean that your going to be posting your excellent xenserver guide back Yes. It should be up later today or tomorrow at the latest. Thanks that's great news, I now have a new project for the beginning of January lol, provided Santa brings me my new board for xmas or the wife does for my birthday Dude, sorry but Santa isn't real. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
December 10, 201312 yr Hi Grumpy, doses this mean that your going to be posting your excellent xenserver guide back Yes. It should be up later today or tomorrow at the latest. Thanks that's great news, I now have a new project for the beginning of January lol, provided Santa brings me my new board for xmas or the wife does for my birthday Dude, sorry but Santa isn't real. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk shhhhhh you
December 11, 201312 yr I'm slightly confused, are you saying you intend to package unraid for installation via the package manager of the selected distro *or* that you're actually going to bundle a distro with unraid (in a livecd style)? either way I'd vote debian
December 11, 201312 yr Author I'm slightly confused, are you saying you intend to package unraid for installation via the package manager of the selected distro *or* that you're actually going to bundle a distro with unraid (in a livecd style)? either way I'd vote debian probably option B. may I ask why debian? liveCD style, sort of ...
December 12, 201312 yr Author Thanks for all the votes so far... World like a few more though. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
December 12, 201312 yr In that case, I'd vote for CentOS, simply because I've used it before and haven't the others.
December 12, 201312 yr Thanks for all the votes so far... World like a few more though. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk You can create a poll so all the votes are easily visible.
December 12, 201312 yr OpenSuSE second and third that :-) I think Opensuse is perfect for Novice virtualisation with Xen or KVM unless we can have a good webGUI for other platform that would be on par with Yast and OpenSuse KDE desktop
December 12, 201312 yr Author Overwhelming opensuse response. Will take some beating Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
December 12, 201312 yr This may be a silly question, but here goes anyways... By having unraid baked in to the distro does this mean that i don't have to pass through controllers to unraid like i do at the moment in xenserver with unraid as a VM ?
December 13, 201312 yr Author This may be a silly question, but here goes anyways... By having unraid baked in to the distro does this mean that i don't have to pass through controllers to unraid like i do at the moment in xenserver with unraid as a VM ? Bingo. One of the many benefits. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
December 13, 201312 yr This may be a silly question, but here goes anyways... By having unraid baked in to the distro does this mean that i don't have to pass through controllers to unraid like i do at the moment in xenserver with unraid as a VM ? One of the many benefits. This looks great! looking forward to try this!! one Q, how about UPS? would this take care of the host (OpenSuSE) to control even all other VM? including unraid? And the "Host" would accept Remote connection (Remote Deskop (W8.1) or VNC) ?? //Peter
December 13, 201312 yr This may be a silly question, but here goes anyways... By having unraid baked in to the distro does this mean that i don't have to pass through controllers to unraid like i do at the moment in xenserver with unraid as a VM ? One of the many benefits. This looks great! looking forward to try this!! one Q, how about UPS? would this take care of the host (OpenSuSE) to control even all other VM? including unraid? And the "Host" would accept Remote connection (Remote Deskop (W8.1) or VNC) ?? //Peter Apcupsd has Windows and Linux clients which can operate in slave mode if there's no easy way to do this via the host. Sent from a mobile device, sorry for any typos.
December 13, 201312 yr My Vote: centOS but +1 "Anything but Debian or Debian based distros like ubuntu !!"
December 13, 201312 yr vote: Proxmox VE ...this is a real nice KVM based solution for servers, with a good Web-UI for virtualization. And btw, their first 3.10 kernel version just hit the test-repo:
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