Posts Tagged ‘ubuntu’

Replacing a Live System RAID On The Fly

Well, this is one of those crazy fun things that I had to attempt. My old system drive consisted of two 80 GB IDE drives in a mirror configuration. Pretty standard, but they were getting sluggish and I happen to have a few 320GB SATA drives doing nothing. This is not a tutorial. This is [...]

Ubuntu 9.04 on a Dell Latitude D610, Success.

I had the joy of recovering data from a busted-ass Windows XP installation.  You know, the one where it blue screens no matter what boot process you try with an error about “kernl32.dll” being screwed? Yeah, one of those.  So, I fired up an Ubuntu live CD to test the hardware and figure out if [...]

Happy Ubuntu Day (9.04 Released!)

Today, like clockwork, is the day in which Ubuntu issues another release. Get your copy via the always legal BitTorrent here. Happy Ubuntu Day!

Wanda the Fish is Dead

Looks like I neglected her too much.

Ubuntu, AppArmour, and Moving MySQL Data

Note to self, when moving the path where mysql stores it’s files, make sure you edit the App Armour file to allow mysqld to write to the new location. Time wasted: 30 minutes. The message: kernel: [422118.789696] audit(1233167081.635:38): type=1503 operation=”inode_create” requested_mask=”w::” denied_mask=”w::” name=”/opt/mysql/pluto.lower-test” pid=12412 profile=”/usr/sbin/mysqld” namespace=”default” The solution: edit this file; /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.mysqld And add the [...]

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