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Seriously.
In an ITWire tale, Paul Harapin, VMware’s managing director for Australia and New Zealand said Windows is already being replaced by virtual appliances running on Linux. In ten-years, there will be no more Windows. OK. I know people at Red Hat who would say that that’s exactly what will happen. That’s right out of the new Red Hat KVM-based virtualization playbook. But, someone from VMware saying this? Wow. Link all’ articolo originale
“This how-to assumes you have the following configured: eth0 with a static or dynamic IP as the external NIC and eth1 with the static address of 192.168.1.1/24 as the internal NIC”
“…please consider carefully how you want to size your partitions. I did this on a 15 GB virtual image, hence swap, root, home are quite small. As I’ve just told, I will make a seperate home partition. If you need to reinstall, you can just follow this guide again BUT leave the /home partition untouched during installation. Once you’ve setup then boot, swap and root, you can manually add the /home partition into the local filesystem and setup it up to automatically unlock by a key.” Link all’ articolo originale
