Trying to install 16.04.3 server to a supermicro x11ssh-f 4 nic board.
Tested with the 64 bit desktop live cd, booted fine and as I plugged the ethernet cable into each nic one at a time, each nic...
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Trying to install 16.04.3 server to a supermicro x11ssh-f 4 nic board.
Tested with the 64 bit desktop live cd, booted fine and as I plugged the ethernet cable into each nic one at a time, each nic...
Can I just turn off 3d? Is that a question that makes no sense because of the way the de is built?
If so, how?
I haven't any use for that level of graphics, my 12.04 default installs are stated as...
I didn't realize lxde used compiz.
I really do appreciate the convenience of having a desktop environment for several reasons, and I say that having several active headless 14.04 servers running,...
This is an Intel quad core, 16gb ram on a supermicro board.
This install just runs Thunderbird and virtualbox vms, no day to day use at all, the display is always in standby, memory usage is not a...
Never mind.
I'm so disgusted with myself. I discovered this Ubuntu server had two different network managers running. Once I shut one of them down the interfaces and routing worked just as it's supposed to.
...
Gentlemen, Thank you for your help.
This is not an application for bonding or sharing.
I also believe I understand where the problem is but I won't be able to verify this until I can get this...
Hi Papibe,
Thank you for your time.
What you propose is very easy.
What I propose is this;
/ -eth1-- subnetwork1 -- eth0 - \
Internet -> modem/router -> ...
Wonderful, I assume the routes would be written in ip route but I know little about this, my google foo has been weak, would you have any resources that you could point me towards so I could figure...
Is this possible?
Is it routable?
------------------------------>-- eth1 -- internal subnet -- dhcp from gateway -- eth0
isp -- eth0 --> gateway------------------------ red is empty space...
Is this possible?
Is it routable?
------------------------------>-- eth1 -- internal subnet -- dhcp from gateway -- eth0
isp -- eth0 --> gateway------------------------ red is...
I have reviewed this again.
http://releases.ubuntu.com/12.04/
I think I get it now.
I created an Alternate install cd specifically for its raid support, but from what you've said, and...
I've installed server 12.04 a few times, boots to cli, go from there.
I installed Alternate and it booted to the Ubuntu desktop. Is this normal?
None of my 12.04 desktop installs have tasksel...
So, I shutdown the vm's and rebooted. Fail.
I swapped the drives around to where I had them originally, blah, blah.
I tried so many different approaches that I no longer remember.
I finally...
Yes, I was zeroing superblocks just tonight with a live Mint dvd.
Enter mdadm, if your distro doesn't have it you'll just need to apt-get.
Thank you for your observations.
Interesting, I have been building ubuntu desktop installs with swap files, and that may have been my intention here, I needed a host for vm's and so built this...
and so.....
sudo mdadm -D /dev/md0
/dev/md0:
Version : 00.90
Creation Time : Wed Jul 7 22:43:50 2010
Raid Level : raid1
Array Size : 488385472 (465.76 GiB 500.11 GB)
...
The ongoing saga.
zero superblock gives:
mdadm: Couldn't open /dev/sda for write - not zeroing
based on a few posts I read I actually swapped the two drives on the sata ports they were...
Have you read this?
https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/advanced-installation.html
It's what I used with a pair of 500GB drives, though, as you could see from my other thread on this...
Hi,
Thank you for looking at my issue.
I left the commands I used in my orig post, the last block of text in my post lists the output from fdisk -l, is that the info you were looking for?
I'm...
I've assembled a server with a pair of drives using the Ubuntu 10.04 server install following the raid setup instructions in the Ubuntu wiki. There are only two drives and the server boots from the...
Indeed, struggling with a simple command and the forums weren't working to boot, nothing like compounding existing frustration.
I wasn't using sudo.
sudo find / -name 'fetch*' | more
works...
Apparently there were some forum db issues while I was posting for help.
what is going on?
Where's my thread?
I just posted a question and can't find my thread.