Hello again,
please answer to the mailinglist. The community should benefit from the
solution to your problem too!
I am sorry, but I neither have a howto, nor do I work with RedHat products.
Did you do a google search [1] on that?
I found this, maybe it helps:
echo "options loop max_loop=256" >> /etc/modprobe.conf
256 <- This is the max count of loop devices, so you may want to change
that.
After you did that, you need to reboot your machine, or do a:
rmmod loop
modprobe loop
Hope it helps,
Greetz Age_M
[1] http://www.google.com/search?q=rhel5+dom0+max_loop
Arpan Jindal schrieb:
how to do for rhel5
On 4/24/08, *Age_M* <Age_M@xxxxxx <mailto:Age_M@xxxxxx>> wrote:
Hi Arpan,
you're maybe running out of loopback devices!?
If you have loopback support builtin the kernel, just add
max_loop=256 to your dom0 kernel in grub.conf (it's the module line).
If you use loopback as module it depends on which version of linux
you use:
This is the Debian way:
echo "loop max_loop=256" >> /etc/modules
Hope it helps,
Greetz Age_M
Arpan Jindal schrieb:
Hi
i am having one parataion of 150 Gb as /dev/sdb5
i am trying to create more than 10 domu on that machine i am
able to start 7 but when i try of start 8 on onwards i am not
able to start from that partaion.
i am using files for domu disk.
os is htere any limit on that ?
as if i shutdown the seventh domu and try starting 8th one its
starts i have made a observation that at a same time i m only
able to start only seven domu from one partation type.
is it true ?
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