19/09/2013
My new goal is to recover the broken link in my secondary HDD to restablish a system.
First step:
to find out how is recognized my secondary HDD
Trying with fdisk
Output
fdisk /dev/sda
fdisk /dev/sdb
Recognizes both and also shows us UUID and GB
I know that my secondary HDD is /dev/sda
Now I have to find out how to make a custom entry in GRUB2
I have reviewd the information in help.ubuntu.com ... GRUB2
and now I know that I have to do the custom entry in /etc/grub.d/40customentry...
Now I only have to
set-root= use the proper UUID that I found in fdisk /dev/sda
linux /boot/grub/... find my vmlinuz
initrd /boot/grub/... find my initrd
and cross my fingers
My new goal is to recover the broken link in my secondary HDD to restablish a system.
First step:
to find out how is recognized my secondary HDD
Trying with fdisk
Output
fdisk /dev/sda
fdisk /dev/sdb
Recognizes both and also shows us UUID and GB
I know that my secondary HDD is /dev/sda
Now I have to find out how to make a custom entry in GRUB2
I have reviewd the information in help.ubuntu.com ... GRUB2
and now I know that I have to do the custom entry in /etc/grub.d/40customentry...
Now I only have to
set-root= use the proper UUID that I found in fdisk /dev/sda
linux /boot/grub/... find my vmlinuz
initrd /boot/grub/... find my initrd
and cross my fingers
trying vitualization kvm libvirt virsh virt-viewer
Posted 11-20-2015 at 05:27 AM by translator1111
Tags kvm, libvirt, virsh, virt-viewer, virtualization
20/11/2015
A couple of weeks ago a recruiter found my profile in the web and contacted me for a job as Linux Administrator.
He asked me about my server and was very surprised that I had not tried virtualization.
I answerd that I did not any need to have a virtualization as I did not have any Windows installed in any computer at home.
I did not understand the power of virtualization then.
Last weekend I had some time and decided to start with virtualization.
As I use ubuntu for my server I started with the Guide for ubuntu server following the steps.
Installing libvirt with apt-get.
installing virt-viewer with apt-get.
I used for the kernel a slitaz version, the version 3. That was probably a not good choice, Virtualization is more effective with servers. I will use a server as my virtualized machine next time.
The command
gave me the output of my slitaz3 that was running
this was the first moment of happiness.
However trying to use the virt-viewer was not so easy as I did not understand the error message.
The error was related to the display, virt-viewer did not know where to display the output.
After some trying to decide if I was mistyping orders or forget some step I took the error message into the browser and in the second result was my anwer
I was connecting to my server using ssh without specifying the display of the output the answer is:
The important part is the X
After typing again
another window opened with my slitaz asking for the language to use in the istalation.
After the instalation finished I found in an X window the desktop of my slitaz3 that was the second moment of happiness.
I shutdown the slitaz using the GUI
and I shutdown the virtual machine using:
I tried to started again using
but slitaz3 is complaining because it cannot boot.
I will try to solve this later.
But the importance is that virtualization gives me the opportunity to try other releases of linux even RHEL and SUSE without really installing them.
This will be the next step
A couple of weeks ago a recruiter found my profile in the web and contacted me for a job as Linux Administrator.
He asked me about my server and was very surprised that I had not tried virtualization.
I answerd that I did not any need to have a virtualization as I did not have any Windows installed in any computer at home.
I did not understand the power of virtualization then.
Last weekend I had some time and decided to start with virtualization.
As I use ubuntu for my server I started with the Guide for ubuntu server following the steps.
Installing libvirt with apt-get.
installing virt-viewer with apt-get.
I used for the kernel a slitaz version, the version 3. That was probably a not good choice, Virtualization is more effective with servers. I will use a server as my virtualized machine next time.
The command
Code:
virsh -c qemu¨///system list
this was the first moment of happiness.
However trying to use the virt-viewer was not so easy as I did not understand the error message.
Code:
virt-viewer -c qemu:///system slitaz3
After some trying to decide if I was mistyping orders or forget some step I took the error message into the browser and in the second result was my anwer
I was connecting to my server using ssh without specifying the display of the output the answer is:
Code:
ssh -X username@ipaddrees
After typing again
Code:
virt-viewer -c qemu:///system slitaz3
After the instalation finished I found in an X window the desktop of my slitaz3 that was the second moment of happiness.
I shutdown the slitaz using the GUI
and I shutdown the virtual machine using:
Code:
virsh -c qemu:///system shutdown slitaz3
Code:
virsh -c qemy:///system start slitaz3
I will try to solve this later.
But the importance is that virtualization gives me the opportunity to try other releases of linux even RHEL and SUSE without really installing them.
This will be the next step
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