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Old 02-07-10, 11:09 PM
Flash9999 Flash9999 is offline
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PBX in a Flash VM clock issues
for some odd reason i keep getting the "rtc: lost some interrupts at 1024MHz" error on my pbxinaflash vm build. Does anyone knows how to fix this problem?
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Old 02-08-10, 05:33 AM
wardmundy wardmundy is offline
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Log in with SSH instead of using the built in client. It also seems to diminish by using the latest PIAF beta release with CentOS 5.4.
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Old 02-08-10, 06:48 AM
Flash9999 Flash9999 is offline
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I just tried to log in again using putty and it seems that VM stop responding again this is kind of frustrating because I made sure the VM has enough RAM 2B and also 2 CPU's assigned to it. This setup if for home use and it rarely gets used, but when i want to used it i want to have the option to do so not, not have to reboot the VM every time.
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Old 02-08-10, 08:45 AM
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Don't give a VM more CPU's than it really *needs*. In so doing, you're actually slowing things down - which might be your problem here.

When you give a VM more than 1 CPU, VMWare has to wait for BOTH CPU's on the host to become free before it can execute. If you only have one, it just uses the first available to execute on.

So don't use SMP unless you really know you need it, and you understand the limitations in a virtual environment...
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Old 02-08-10, 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Flash9999 View Post
I made sure the VM has enough RAM 2B
Is that 2 Brazilian of RAM?
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