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Things to around Stanford, Silicon Valley, & The San Francisco Bay Area

Posted by sanjay on 1:46 PM
Things to around Stanford, Silicon Valley, & The San Francisco Bay Area

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What needs to be done if Prius has to stay un-driven for 3 weeks ? - GreenHybrid - Hybrid Cars

Posted by sanjay on 12:35 AM
What needs to be done if Prius has to stay un-driven for 3 weeks ? - GreenHybrid - Hybrid Cars

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120 seconds guide to JRuby on Rails - The Empty Way

Posted by sanjay on 10:55 PM
120 seconds guide to JRuby on Rails - The Empty Way

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This old laptop: Revitalizing an aging notebook on the cheap

Posted by sanjay on 6:49 AM
ave eaten up most of my budget and wouldn't have given me much more computing p
This old laptop: Revitalizing an aging notebook on the cheap

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Converting A VMWare Image to Xen HVM

Posted by sanjay on 11:43 AM
Ian C. Blenke :: Computer Engineer

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Installing and Configuring Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 with Oracle Database 11g Release 1 as a Paravirtualized Machine (PVM) on an Oracle VM Server

Posted by sanjay on 4:20 PM
Installing and Configuring Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 with Oracle Database 11g Release 1 as a Paravirtualized Machine (PVM) on an Oracle VM Server

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convering vmware image to xen image

Posted by sanjay on 4:16 PM
VMDKImage - Xen Wiki
says

Install qemu (on Debian apt-get install qemu). You will need the qemu-img disk image manipulation tool.

vmware-vdiskmanager -r vmware_image.vmdk -t 0 temporary_image.vmdk
qemu-img convert -f vmdk temporary_image.vmdk -O raw xen_compatible.img

You can now use xen_compatible.img with xen, or dd it to a block device. Alternatively, you can put directly the output of qemu-img to a block device, without generating an intermediate image file.

If you need to access a single partition from the image, here you can find a recipe

Can somebody help to put additonal notes of how to get .img to xen vm? I have a Xen xPress server and Xen Center host. Once I coverted this vmware image to xen_compatible.img, how do I load it to Xen and get it running?

thanks

peng
Then
wiki.oracle.com

RE: Convert VMware image to Oracle VM image
Nov 18 2007, 1:06 PM EST
so we need to put up a script for you but basically :
copy the vmdk file and the text file of the vm description to your vmserver
put it in /OVS/running_pool/<somenameyouwant>
then do
qemu-img myvmwaredisk.vmdk -O raw system.img
then look at a vm.cfg and edit it so that you put the file:/OVS/running_pool/<somenameyouwant>/system.img in there as disk
and change vcpus and memory to what you wanted it to be

can you try ?
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sergio_oracle

sergio_oracle
RE: Convert VMware image to Oracle VM image
May 15 2008, 9:51 PM EDT
Note, you need to use the convert command in the qemu-img syntax

# qemu-img convert rhel.vmdk -O raw system.img
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Double Entry Accounting in a Relational Database

Posted by sanjay on 8:54 PM
Double Entry Accounting in a Relational Database

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webERP: What Is webERP?

Posted by sanjay on 8:34 PM
webERP: What Is webERP?

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SQL-Ledger ERP

Posted by sanjay on 7:16 PM
SQL-Ledger ERP

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Double Entry Accounting in Rails - Cuppadev

Posted by sanjay on 7:07 PM
Double Entry Accounting in Rails - Cuppadev

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ledgerism.net

Posted by sanjay on 7:07 PM
ledgerism.net

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GNU Enterprise - Finance Package Proposal

Posted by sanjay on 7:07 PM
GNU Enterprise - Finance Package Proposal

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Enable OAS Classloader Logging

Posted by sanjay on 4:56 PM
It's simple..just add the following to java options for start-parameters in opmn.xml

-Dclass.load.trace=class+loader -Dclass.load.log.file=C:\classload.log -Dclass.load.log.level=all

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scripting: Project Home Page

Posted by sanjay on 1:39 AM
scripting: Project Home Page

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