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I am using oracle VirtualBox, my host is ubuntu 16 LTS and my machine is windows 7 ultimate 64bit. I'm trying to add some storage to my machine, but I couldn't find a way to expand the vdi file I currently use, so i tried to add another one, but the machine doesn't seems to recognize it.
Any suggestions?
It's not clear what you did to add a vdi file (a "disk") to your vm, nor what you did that you didn't see it where you expected. Adding a new vdi is the virtual equivilent of plugging in a new, unpartitioned, unformatted hard drive. In your Win7 vm, open control panel > admin tools > computer management > disk management. You should see a new disk waiting to be partitioned and formatted.
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How could I know from Operating System in a Virtual Machine if ram memory is being overcommited by Openstack hypervisor?
My app is being killed by the operating system cause Out of Memory error, but I have configured the heap and meta space under 70% of the total available ram.
I have no access to the openstack configuration.
Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately you cannot know the details of OpenStack overcommit if you do not have access to the OpenStack configuration or environment directly (root/admin privileges).
Your VM is seen as a "standalone" server/node to itself and you therefore you will need to request this information from whoever is hosting/operating the OpenStack install.
If you have the access of compute nodes , then you can check nova.conf file with param ram_allocation_ratio , else there is no way to find the info you are looking for until you have the access of compute nodes.
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I need run a 16bits application on a windows 64bits without virtualization or XP mode.
Do you have a solution ?
My application have an user interface and she need to print and to access the disk.
It's a old monster, we don't have the source code (Delphi) and it's very specific (made on demand).
I think about a sort of encapsulation or a "translator" between the OS and the binary.
An idea ?
I need run a 16 bit application on a Windows 64 bit system without virtualization.
That is not possible. The only way to run this application on such a system is via a virtualized environment of one form or another.
You wonder about some form of translator or adapter, but that is of course exactly what virtualization is. A 64 bit system cannot run a 16 bit process natively, ergo you need a virtualized environment in order to run it.
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ive just installed owncloud and made a "local" on my linux machine. i am trying to connect my ipad which is on the same network to it but i do not know what the server adress is?
i cannot seem to find alot of documentation on the subject so i was hoping someone here would be able to help me out?
The server is on my local machine as localhost/owncloud
Is that the adress i need to use?
because if so it says that it cannot find the server
To this kind of questions you should go to the ownCloud forums at:
http://forum.owncloud.org/
Anyway
Linux/Unix:
Type on your terminal "ifconfig" and search with interface are you using (eth0 for ethernet for example) and there is your ip
Windows:
Type on your terminal "ipconfig" and search with interface are you using. You also can go to the network options and check it.
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My question is:
I have two applications on a server. Once svn (This service was first installed which is why he has the Prot 80 already occupied.).
And my second application is Mantis, which runs with the Wampserver. (Two applications to run on a port does not work. Huh?)
Now I have both applications as far as on the server configured and you run both without problems (on the server). But I want access from my internal network to the two server through Internet Explorer. However, when I enter the url to the server, but my svn appears. Mantis is not displayed.
Do you know how I can do that?
Thank you
You should be able to do this by adding the portnumber to the url, something like http://my.intranet.biz:1234
You should know this if you are playing around with ports :)
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I need online file storage that supports webdav so I can mount the storage as a drive to my local drive, priority is speedy read and writes, can you give me some recommendation?
You can create your own using IT Hit WebDAV Server Engine for .Net. You will just need to click-through wizard in Viasual Studio. You will get the best performance if you select "store files and metadata in file system option".
I have some of my SkyDrive folders mapped as local drives on my machine, and it works pretty well. I have to admit that I haven't tested it for speed, so I'm not sure if it's up to the performance that you're looking for.
Some blogs to help you with the steps:
Connect Your SkyDrive To Windows Explorer
Access SkyDrive from Windows Explorer through WebDAV
http://www.nirmaltv.com/2010/02/02/how-to-map-skydrive-as-network-drive-in-windows/
Hope this helps!
Apache Jackrabbit ( http://jackrabbit.apache.org/ ) will do what you want. It has a very simple standalone deployment option that you can just double-click and then access the file system via WebDAV.