There are many reasons to like unRAID, one of them is it’s ability to easily add drives of mismatched size as and when they become available to you. I had followed this principle over the years and ended up with a hodge-podge of drives. As was my want I’ve decided to remove all 6 (yes 6) drives at o...
I’m assuming you’ve got a working install, if you havn’t get one and make sure to install and setup yaourt as we’re going to need it.
I’m going to make all the apps run as root, some people don’t like this but as my machine is a VM there’s only so much damage it can do!
Grab...
As I write today’s post I am feeling very pleased with the setup as it stands. The aim of this post is to detail the steps required to setup Windows 8 as a VM for Xen 4.3 on Arch Linux, with working GPU on reboot.
To recap quickly my summer project, which I embarked upon some 4 weeks ago, has be...
sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfgInstall grub to the wrong drive by mistake during install? Easily fix this by first finding your boot drive.
sudo fdisk -lMine was /dev/sdc, so:
sudo grub-install /dev/sdc
sudo update-grubAnd you’re done. Easy wasn’t it!?
As part of my quest to find the ultimate unRAID setup for my needs I stumbled across an interesting post on the Lime Technology forum about Xen and virtualisation. The aim of this post is to take you through the steps of installing Ubuntu Server 13.04, compiling yourself a Xen compatible kernel with...