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Linux Kernel 4.7 Memory Allocation Bug (mm/slub.c)
Just a heads up if you’re seeing unpalatable behavior with your Fedora 23 or Fedora 24 rig running any of the 4.7.* kernels: It looks like Kernel 4.7 may have introduced a memory management bug. It looks like the bug … Continue reading
Navigating the Tianocore UEFI Shell
Just in case you end up getting dropped to the UEFI shell when attempting to start a Windows guest domain with KVM/QEMU/Tianocore, I thought I might post a little shot from Alex Williams’ extremely helpful series (to which I’ve already … Continue reading
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Tagged GNU/Linux, IOMMU, kvm, Microsoft/Windows, qemu, VT-d
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The Apparent Correlation Between Race and IQ
Look, there seems to be one. Deal with it. I can’t get over the fact that these people opposed to merely observing an apparent correlation between race and IQ seem to be victims of their own inability to understand the … Continue reading
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The Crux of Modern PC Sophistry: The False Equivocation of Violence and Speech
As most people are aware, there has been a recent (within the past few years) surge on American college campuses in the creation of and request for “safe spaces” in which certain topics of discussion are verboten and dissent of … Continue reading
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A Flawed Politician vs. a Career Charlatan
You may have noticed that trump has given a little more (accidental? Maybe he just doesn’t care at all?) insight into his practices. He’s admitted the reason that he’s not making a statement regarding an obvious falsehood which he has … Continue reading
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Compiling and Installing mod_wsgi 4.5.6 on RHEL/CentOS 6
Just a quick note in addition to the troubleshooting post I provided; When compiling mod_wsgi from source (which is Graham Dumpleton’s serious recommendation), you may choose to compile the module with a different version of Python than that which is … Continue reading
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Tagged CentOS, GNU/Linux, httpd, mod_wsgi, Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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Troubleshooting Apache httpd and mod_wsgi with Anaconda Python 3.5 on RHEL/CentOS 6
Man, I have spent many hours over the last few days figuring out why, exactly, I am having so much trouble getting mod_wsgi to do so much as present a simple test application. The issues I have encountered have seemed … Continue reading
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Tagged CentOS, GNU/Linux, httpd, mod_wsgi, python, Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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Fedora 24 NFSv4 Clients Spontaneously Mount Previously-Working Shares as Nobody:Nobody!
A Bug Report is Already In: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1372136 The Quick Fix Up Front: executing sudo dnf downgrade libnfsidmap suffices to resolve the matter until the new package version is out with the fix. Man, that was annoying. I’m glad people are already on … Continue reading
Virtualizing Windows 7 with Fedora 23 KVM/QEMU and IOMMU-enabled PCI Passthrough
I finally got around to whipping up the Windows 7 VM to round out and more or less complete the Engineering Walden Project’s Technical Reference Model. Hooray! Because I had already configured my KVM/QEMU system with the proper pci-stub entries … Continue reading
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Tagged Fedora, GNU/Linux, IOMMU, kvm, Microsoft/Windows, NVidia, qemu
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Engineering Walden 