So I'm currently developing an automated test system and I'm verifying my results by running a set of baselined data through and comparing the output (which is in a txt file) to a baseline results file. So of course I'm just using the diff command. Unfortunately each time I run the test there are 2 values that are changed.
Hello everyone. This is probably very simple.I want to make a dummy network interface for Xen.If I:modprobe dummy numdummies=1ifconfig -adummy0 will be listed as an interface. However I need dummy0 to be an interface when xend daemon is loaded at boot.
PaulBx1 wrote:Does it make sense to just create dummy plymouth files there (which reference nothing else), with a note in them that it is to avoid throwing errors?
My ANTEC 300 case has spaces for 3 fans .... 2 are factory installed but I need a dummy plate cover for the 3d opening. otherwise it will draw air thru the un-used fan opening rather than the washable air filter
anybody know where to get a dummy fan plate cover ?
The 2D Map in nagios' web interface looks pretty horrible at the minute in an view. We have several Hundred machines and they all over-lap.
I could specify the coordinates but this is prone to errors when things change.
I found an email exchange that suggested using dummy hosts as parents. It did not however suggest how to do this.
Does anyone know how to?
anonymous wrote:Why did you delete your own post? Now I have no idea what this thread is about.I believe the original post had something to do with apt-get vs. aptitude; see the two responses after the original post.
Hello, I have a problem with my system, when I use the suspend key (sleep key) my system goes correctly to sleep, when I wake it up it wakes up as intended but then, after a few seconds it suspends again without me triggering it.
When I start Unison, it searches for changes outside of my specified Path, but seems to only sync the actual Path folders, as it should. Why is it searching everything?
Hello fora !I have a very simple question about networking (again...). For some reason, I would like to rename a dummy interface to ethX at startup.First of all, I added thi... [by StinGer]
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