Comments for Weave's ole blog http://blog.weaverling.org What the world needs now, is yet another blog Sun, 7 Sep 2008 19:34:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Defining multiple cell modems in Leopard by Yhom http://blog.weaverling.org/2008/06/19/defining-multiple-cell-modems-in-leopard/#comment-18815 Yhom Mon, 25 Aug 2008 15:45:33 +0000 http://blog.weaverling.org/?p=21#comment-18815 Hi, Do you have the "unable to find modem" popup when your USB modem is not connected and you're trying to reach the network ? I'm trying to get rid of that. Cheers. Hi,

Do you have the “unable to find modem” popup when your USB modem is not connected and you’re trying to reach the network ? I’m trying to get rid of that.
Cheers.

]]> Comment on My last meal ever at Quiznos by Adult http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/03/14/4/#comment-18039 Adult Sat, 02 Aug 2008 15:30:23 +0000 http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/03/14/4/#comment-18039 Grow up!!!!!!!!! Grow up!!!!!!!!!

]]> Comment on Maddox is an idiot by F http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/03/10/2/#comment-17659 F Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:27:29 +0000 http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/03/10/2/#comment-17659 Hannibal, Maddox is some tool who can do nothing but bitch. Rest easy in the knowledge you think you are better than these people and shut the fuck up. Hannibal, Maddox is some tool who can do nothing but bitch. Rest easy in the knowledge you think you are better than these people and shut the fuck up.

]]> Comment on Maddox is an idiot by Maddox http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/03/10/2/#comment-17658 Maddox Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:26:32 +0000 http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/03/10/2/#comment-17658 I am a gigantic faggot. I am a gigantic faggot.

]]> Comment on Defining multiple cell modems in Leopard by rogo http://blog.weaverling.org/2008/06/19/defining-multiple-cell-modems-in-leopard/#comment-16712 rogo Sun, 22 Jun 2008 01:27:42 +0000 http://blog.weaverling.org/?p=21#comment-16712 Thanx a lot for your experience! :) i've breake my head searched ways to work with 2 phones in simple way, like on Windows where each phone have own profile wich louching directly from menu! :) your receip not trivial (as MacOS in general things) but do good result and i think a lot of people neeting the same problem will say you thanx too :) next and last goal to feel comfartable with bluetooth net on mac to understand how repair modem crushesh after disconnection due network error :) Thanx a lot for your experience! :)
i’ve breake my head searched ways to work with 2 phones in simple way, like on Windows where each phone have own profile wich louching directly from menu! :) your receip not trivial (as MacOS in general things) but do good result and i think a lot of people neeting the same problem will say you thanx too :)

next and last goal to feel comfartable with bluetooth net on mac to understand how repair modem crushesh after disconnection due network error :)

]]> Comment on Defining multiple cell modems in Leopard by the elsiecat http://blog.weaverling.org/2008/06/19/defining-multiple-cell-modems-in-leopard/#comment-16666 the elsiecat Fri, 20 Jun 2008 05:02:11 +0000 http://blog.weaverling.org/?p=21#comment-16666 Very nice precise layout Very nice precise layout

]]> Comment on Moving data with mirrors by weave http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/08/03/moving-data-with-mirrors/#comment-16657 weave Thu, 19 Jun 2008 17:44:08 +0000 http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/07/30/moving-data-with-mirrors/#comment-16657 Thanks for that info. It was a few years ago I wrote this but I could swear I looked for a way to just convert it. Sigh... Thanks for that info. It was a few years ago I wrote this but I could swear I looked for a way to just convert it. Sigh…

]]> Comment on Moving data with mirrors by Lamont Peterson http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/08/03/moving-data-with-mirrors/#comment-16656 Lamont Peterson Thu, 19 Jun 2008 16:56:30 +0000 http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/07/30/moving-data-with-mirrors/#comment-16656 Your first paragraph is wrong ... well, not entirely. Under LVM1, there are a maximum of 65,536 PEs/VG. With the default PE size of 4MB (except in version 1.0.7, where the default is 32MB/PE; SUSE Linux 9.0 was the only distribution to ever ship that version), this means that you have a total of 256GB of managable space. In pracice, however, you could use 255.9GB, as a small portion was used for the VG meta-data itself. With LVM2, which shows up in the 2.6.0 and later kernels, you have 2^24 PEs/VG. The default PE size is 4MB under LVM2, as well. This means that by default, one can have up to 64TB (that's right, terrabytes) of managable storage in a single VG. So, how does this relate to your first paragraph? Well, you can simply convert an existing LVM1 VG to LVM2, without having to reformat anything. Just run (substituting the name of the volume group for the "vg_name", of course): # vgconvert -M2 vg_name [another_vg_name [...]] Consult the vgconvert(8) man page, if you like (but it's a very simple command). BTW, as far as I know, LVM2 still supports a maximum of 99 VGs/system, just like LVM1 did, but I haven't actually dug far enough into the code to find that out for sure. Your first paragraph is wrong … well, not entirely.

Under LVM1, there are a maximum of 65,536 PEs/VG. With the default PE size of 4MB (except in version 1.0.7, where the default is 32MB/PE; SUSE Linux 9.0 was the only distribution to ever ship that version), this means that you have a total of 256GB of managable space. In pracice, however, you could use 255.9GB, as a small portion was used for the VG meta-data itself.

With LVM2, which shows up in the 2.6.0 and later kernels, you have 2^24 PEs/VG. The default PE size is 4MB under LVM2, as well. This means that by default, one can have up to 64TB (that’s right, terrabytes) of managable storage in a single VG.

So, how does this relate to your first paragraph? Well, you can simply convert an existing LVM1 VG to LVM2, without having to reformat anything. Just run (substituting the name of the volume group for the “vg_name”, of course):

# vgconvert -M2 vg_name [another_vg_name [...]]

Consult the vgconvert(8) man page, if you like (but it’s a very simple command).

BTW, as far as I know, LVM2 still supports a maximum of 99 VGs/system, just like LVM1 did, but I haven’t actually dug far enough into the code to find that out for sure.

]]> Comment on My last meal ever at Quiznos by brian http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/03/14/4/#comment-16480 brian Fri, 13 Jun 2008 17:18:06 +0000 http://blog.weaverling.org/2005/03/14/4/#comment-16480 weave is a ignorant fool. subway meats have a turkey filler and their product is junk. Quiznos slices all meats fresh on site. In fact, subway does not even have a meat slicer in their store. Good luck putting your body through hell with bad food because of a measy soft drink choice. weave is a ignorant fool. subway meats have a turkey filler and their product is junk. Quiznos slices all meats fresh on site. In fact, subway does not even have a meat slicer in their store. Good luck putting your body through hell with bad food because of a measy soft drink choice.

]]> Comment on TSA and expired drivers licenses… by weave http://blog.weaverling.org/2006/06/05/tsa-and-expired-drivers-licenses/#comment-15426 weave Sun, 04 May 2008 09:55:05 +0000 http://blog.weaverling.org/2006/06/05/tsa-and-expired-drivers-licenses/#comment-15426 I don't get it either. How can it make sense that, for want of a day, one's chance of being a terrorist goes up so high? I don’t get it either. How can it make sense that, for want of a day, one’s chance of being a terrorist goes up so high?

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