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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I have a NAS. It’s a nice NAS. It’s a QNAP TurboNAS TS-419P, and it’s just what I need for my SOHO setup. Amongst many other things it can do, it can allow me to use its RAID array as iSCSI targets. VirtualBox is also great. It can use Continue reading VirtualBox and iSCSI / NAS How-To – Linux and Windows UPDATE, 2013-07-01: I’ve had people coming back saying they can’t see some drives using this method. There is an explanation for this. The tl;dr is that Microsoft placed a hard limit of 4 drives/partitions, because Windows NT (!!) could theoretically only boot from a maximum of 4 partitions it can get reports back from Continue reading VirtualBox on Windows 7 Host with Raw Disk Access – Solution to Randomly Changing Disc Assignment Numbers Ugh. My websites are self-hosted and run in virtual machines by way of Virtualbox. I have two physical servers, both can access the virtual drives used by my VM’s via LVM partitions on a separate NAS, which means if I need to I can teleport the VM’s from one physical server to another, and perform Continue reading Problem with Virtualbox 4.1 and Teleporting Just copy/paste this entire line into a terminal window… sudo cd /usr/share/virtualbox/src/vboxhost && for file in `grep “autoconf.h” * -R| cut -f1 -d:`; do sed -i ‘s/^#\(\s*\)include <linux\/autoconf\.h>/#\1include <generated\/autoconf.h>/g’ $file; done Then type; sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup The virtualbox driver should now compile. The file “autoconf.h” has been moved in more recent kernels from <linux/autoconf.h> to Continue reading Problems with virtualbox 4.0.2 and linux kernel 2.6.38? Here’s a solution.. |
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