On 5/11/07, user-7c93eddf04c3@xymon.invalid
<user-7c93eddf04c3@xymon.invalid> wrote:
The only problem we had with it was due to the time drifting... Because
the VM does not run 100% of the time, the clock can fall behind.
This was especially apparent on Fedora...
See
http://www.vmware.com/community/thread.jspa;jsessionid=2A2133B9464ADCBE6B6
C37F578A998E8?messageID=382726񝜆
I remember reading about clock drift, but not how to fix it. That's
useful, thanks... :)
I didn't run it very long. I just wanted to see how well it worked,
with view to setting up a "disaster recovery" image so that if our
Hobbit server crashed and burned I'd be able to fire up a copy
*really* quickly on any available hardware, such as my laptop. Given
that the server is a single-733MHz-cpu DL380, I figured a VMWare
instance on a 2GHz laptop ought to be able to keep up fairly well. :)
Ralph Mitchell