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Ubuntu | It's a kind of Mag'ic
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August, 2014 | It's a kind of Mag'ic
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KVM performance “qcow2″ vs “raw”, “ide” vs “virtio” | It's a kind of Mag'ic
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Skip to: Site menu. It's a kind of Mag'ic. KVM performance “qcow2″ vs “raw”, “ide” vs “virtio”. March 20th, 2010. I just got a new server for private use and needed to put some virtual machines, I decided to go with KVM as it seems it will be supported longer than XEN. Of course regardless of virtualization platform the decision has to be made – how to store Virtual Disks? Suggests that qcow2 is fast enough, is it really? Version 1.03c - - - Sequential Output- - - - Sequential Input- - Random- -Per C...
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Software | It's a kind of Mag'ic
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Skip to: Site menu. It's a kind of Mag'ic. Archive for the 'software' Category. Wunderlist using discreet graphic card on a mac. August 12th, 2014. Handling large connection/second rates on Amazon EC2. February 4th, 2013. Posted in amazon ec2. KVM performance “qcow2″ vs “raw”, “ide” vs “virtio”. March 20th, 2010. I just got a new server for private use and needed to put some virtual machines, I decided to go with KVM as it seems it will be supported longer than XEN Of course regardless of virtualization ...
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Debian | It's a kind of Mag'ic
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Skip to: Site menu. It's a kind of Mag'ic. Archive for the 'debian' Category. How badly debian/ubunutu openssl is fscked up? May 13th, 2008. At first I want to admit that this test may be silly but is fast and simple All test were done on my Lenovo Z61p running recent Fedora9 – debian openssl was compiled from source So, how to test what commenting out one line in openssl code changes? Let’s generate some random […]. Dragons in the Algorithm. It's a kind of Mag'ic is proudly powered by WordPress.
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Running Half Life dedicated server on 64bit linux | It's a kind of Mag'ic
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Skip to: Site menu. It's a kind of Mag'ic. Running Half Life dedicated server on 64bit linux. May 28th, 2010. If while installing Counter Strike Source server you get en error like:. Unable to execute ./hldsupdatetool.bin: No such file or directory. And strace also shows something strange:. Mag@entropy: /cs$ strace ./hldsupdatetool.bin. Execve(“./hldsupdatetool.bin”, ["./hldsupdatetool.bin"], [/* 22 vars */]) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory). Lseek(3, 0, SEEK CUR) = -1 ESPIPE (Illegal seek).
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Amazon Ec2 | It's a kind of Mag'ic
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February, 2013 | It's a kind of Mag'ic
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Skip to: Site menu. It's a kind of Mag'ic. Archive for February, 2013. Handling large connection/second rates on Amazon EC2. February 4th, 2013. Some people say Amazon EC2 aka “the Cloud” is the answer to every technical problem one can have. Just add more servers and things will go faster, unfortunately this is not always true on Amazon EC2. Part of our EC2 infrastructure is responsible for handling about 2500/requests/s on average, this requests are very small and […]. Posted in amazon ec2.
