Q. I'm running into threading-limitation issues with an application running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 (RHEL4), and would like to increase the limit of posix threads available on the system.
I've searched the web, and the only apparent solution is to 'patch' glibc.
Is there a more practical approach to doing this that won't require recompiling any libraries? A simple variable somewhere would be nice to edit... ;-p
Any suggestions?
I've searched the web, and the only apparent solution is to 'patch' glibc.
Is there a more practical approach to doing this that won't require recompiling any libraries? A simple variable somewhere would be nice to edit... ;-p
Any suggestions?
A. This can be changed by changing NR_TASKS in include/linux/tasks.h and recompiling the kernel.
What is the name of a Windows server Based Rapid Deployment software that can deploy windows and Linux?
Q. I need to be able to (off of a windows server 2003, 2008 machine) rapidly deploy the OS to either Windows server 2003, 2008, or Red Hat Linux Enterprise edition to multiple machines.
Can you please advise what software to use that is able to perform this function, and either be freeware, or is only licensed for the software, NOT the imaged machines.
Can you please advise what software to use that is able to perform this function, and either be freeware, or is only licensed for the software, NOT the imaged machines.
A. I don't understand your question very well..but if I got it right you must boot your server from windows installation DVD and make a dual-boot(install a second os on a different location on the hard disk - not C:\Windows - because you have 2003 there already there.)Same for Linux.And if I understand it on the other way you weant to have 3 os booted up in the same time.i don't think that's possible but try Windows HPC Server 2008.
Can you use the same code and commands that you use to set up Red Hat Fedora server to set up Ubuntu server?
Q. I have Ubuntu 7.04 server running on an older comp. i have and im trying to teach myself how to get a web server running. I've got a lot of info off of the web, but i also came across the Red Hat Fedora and Enterprise Linux Bible 4 . I wanted to know if i could use that to work on my Ubuntu 7.04 server?
A. RedHat uses RPM for packaging. Ubuntu uses deb. The package managers and their commands are different. No doubt there are differences in config files (names, locations, etc.)
So, to answer your question - nope!
So, to answer your question - nope!
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