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PaulPaulito.com Linux training
Just gave PaulPaulito.com a try. All I can say is that it is a great way to learn Linux or prepare for the LPIC-1 exam. The screencasts PaulPaulito.com offers are in exceptional quality and are a great method to learn … Continue reading
Prepare voor RHCE Certification
Red Hat’s RHCE certification is one of the most popular certifications in the IT market at the moment. There are different method in preparing for both the RHCSA en RHCE exams. Which works best depends on the individual. I decided to … Continue reading
Resize an encrypted LVM logical volume
Recently I had the challenge to resize an (dm-crypt, cryptsetup) encrypted LVM Logical Volume on Linux. While resizing a ‘plain’ Logical Volumes can’t get any easier, resizing an encrypted volumes involves a couple of more actions. Also, in contrast to … Continue reading
Fix “IPv6 addrconf: prefix with wrong length” messages in Linux
Glancing trough the system-logging of one of my Internet VPS nodes, I noticed that the Kernel Ring Buffer (dmesg) was quite noisy with IPv6 Router Advertisement messages as: “IPv6 addrconf: prefix with wrong length 48″ Some research learned me that … Continue reading
SparkleShare .. promising
Back in the days, before cloud-based services like Dropbox or iDisk, I used to be a big-time user of iFolder. Desktop file-sync for all kinds of platforms with central versioned storage complete in your own control. Too bad current iFolder … Continue reading
Stacklet, Images for Xen, KVM, VMWare and More
Stacklet provides ready to run Linux images and templates for popular virtualization technologies like VMware, KVM and XEN.
SUSE Studio contest
SUSE Studio is a great tool for fast and easy creation of Linux appliances. It’s even possible to give them an online test-drive on a VM. For now, there’s even a promo that gives you the opportunity to win $10k … Continue reading
Linux via the internet with boot.kernel.org
Linux via the internet with boot.kernel.org: “Boot.kernel.org allows users with broadband internet connections to start a variety of Linux distributions from the internet”
Kernel 2.6.31 – Storage and file systems
Kernel Log – Coming in 2.6.31 – Part 3: Storage and file systems: “Next generation file system for Linux” should now be even faster. The first components for defragmenting Ext4 file systems are now in the kernel. Parallel hardware scan … Continue reading