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Technical blog by Etzion Bar Noy covering technical aspects of day to day of an infrastructure consultant

Running Systems
Running Systems
Technical blog by Etzion Bar Noy covering technical aspects of day to day of an infrastructure consultant
  • Linux

    Nvidia now works with AIGLX!

    ByEtzion 08/04/200730/01/2025

    Using Nvidia propriety driver version 9755 allows using AIGLX instead of the slower and deprecated GLX interface. AIGLX nowadays is part of Xorg 7.1 and above. You can find a guide in OpenSuse Wiki which will describe the required actions. I have attached here my own xorg.conf file which allows Dual-head setup with 2 LCD…

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  • General Hardware | Linux

    High load average due to hardware issues

    ByEtzion 30/03/2007

    Performance tuning is a sort of art. You know what you expect to reach, and you somehow strive towards that through selective tuning. Either your OS memory utilization, your network settings, NFS mount parameters, etc. I’ve been to a customer who’s server acted funny. First, it had high load average – for an idle server…

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  • Nabaztag | Not Really Technical

    The cutest useless thing I could have wanted

    ByEtzion 28/03/2007

    I’ve been browsing a blog of a friend of mine, xslf, when I read this post dealing with this cute wifi rabbit. I have been browsing its website. I want one. This rabbit just cought me so badly that I even set the icon for the "Not Really Technical" section to be its figure. I…

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  • Clusters | Disk Storage | Linux

    HP MSA1000 controller failover

    ByEtzion 27/03/2007

    HP MSA1000 is an entry-level disk storage capable of communicating via different types of interfaces, such as SCSI and FC, and can allow FC failover. This FC failover, however, is controller failover and not path failover. It means that if the primary controller fails entirely, the backup controller will “kick in”. However, if a multi-path…

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  • Not Really Technical

    New design to my blog!

    ByEtzion 25/03/2007

    Thanks to my charming wife, my blog has been redesigned to be somewhat more appealing. I have noticed that many of the techno-babble blogs or personal websites look bad. Usually – black on white at most. Sometimes, some awful design. I am proudly not part of *this* group anymore 🙂

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  • Disk Storage

    Compaq Proliant 360/370/380 G1 cpqarray problems with Ubuntu

    ByEtzion 24/03/200720/11/2018

    Or, for that matter, any other Linux distribution that: a. uses kernel 2.6.x up to 2.6.18 b. Does not dynamically create the initrd as part of the installation Ubuntu, for that matter, is an example of not doing both. While it does create the initrd, it doesn’t create it dynamically per the output of ‘lspci‘,…

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