LOPSA-East Early Bird Deadline Extended!
by William Bilancio
Great news everybody!
We have recieved a number of requests to extend discounted pricing from people either waiting on approval from their boss, or who just didn't get a chance to register beefore today. We've decided to give everybody one final opportunity to register at this greatly discounted rate - Early Bird pricing will be honored through Monday, March 31st.
Don't miss this great value - register today!
LOPSA-East is a regional sysadmin conference in New Brunswick NJ, May 2-3, 2014. Two days of world-class training on a diverse range of topics plus community-selected talks: http://lopsa-east.org/2014/schedule
Best,
William, Evan, & the rest of the LOPSA-East 2014 Committee
http://lopsa-east.org/2014 Register today!
4 years, 5 months
OPENING - Jr SW Engineer - C, Linux kernel - direct hire in Waltham, MA
by John Spencer
Our client in Waltham, MA has a direct hire opening for a Software Engineer with 0-3 yrs of commercial design and development experience.
Must be able to interview and work on-site.
Our client cannot sponsor visas at this time.
Jr Software Engineer
Software Engineer with relevant Linux Driver experience. Responsible for design, develop and test of Linux drivers for high-speed network/communication products.
Required:
- BSCS/BSEE
- Hands-on experience developing and interfacing with Linux drivers
- Experience with Linux kernel and strong C background
- Experience implementing Linux for TCP/IP Ethernet and related
Please send your resume to jspencer@connectedsp (dot) com
Your resume will not be sent anywhere without your prior approval
Regards,
John Spencer
Connected Systems Partners
Connecting Top Talent with Top Companies
Office: 978-455-5550 x208
Cell: 978-621-9743
jspencer(a)connectedsp.com
www.connectedsp.com
GET CONNECTED!
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4 years, 5 months
Re: [Wlug] HOWTO debug Ubuntu boot hang
by Randall Mason
On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 5:16 PM, John Stoffel <john(a)stoffel.org> wrote:
>
> Andy> I've got a version of Ubuntu 13.10 in my Virtualbox OSE virtual
> Andy> computer. It hangs very early in the boot. GRUB runs and the
> Andy> boot starts.
>
> I've moved to Linux Mint myself, but it's based on Ubuntu and I've
> noticed that my main desktop, which NFS mounts home dirs and other
> stuff, takes *forever* to actually boot not. There's something in the
> setup which hangs for five minutes or so (not sure, I just walk away
> right now cause I rarely reboot the box...) before it continues.
>
> Have you just let the boot sit there to see if it ever finishes? I've
> been meaning to turn on verbose debugging to try and figure out what's
> going on too, but it's a low priority.
I find that fstab is also often a problem. If it's waiting for /dev/sdb1
to show up, or a specific UUID. Maybe comment out anything not required
for boot. Also, if you're at the console, comment out your whole
/etc/network/interfaces and see if that helps. Ubuntu often waits on block
devices and network, so it could be either of those.
Randall Mason
clashthebunny(a)gmail.com
4 years, 5 months
HOWTO debug Ubuntu boot hang
by Andy Stewart
HI guys,
I've got a version of Ubuntu 13.10 in my Virtualbox OSE virtual
computer. It hangs very early in the boot. GRUB runs and the boot starts.
In /var/log/boot.log, I see the same messages as I see on the screen. I
have to press ESC to see the text while the computer boots. There are
perhaps 3 or 4 "Starting <service>....OK" messages, and that is all. I
never get a chance to log in.
The problem I have is that I don't know in which order the boot scripts
are supposed to run. With the "old" initscripts, one would see
Snn<script> or Knn<script> and the "nn" would be the number representing
the order in which the scripts are "S"tarted or "K"illed. That isn't
the case here.
I've found the boot scripts in /etc/init/*.conf so I can match boot
messages to scripts.
However, I'm unable to determine which script got stuck since I don't
know the order of execution. My version of 13.10 is customized, not
stock, so I can't compare to a known good.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Andy
--
Andy Stewart (KB1OIQ)
Founder: Worcester Linux Users' Group
Founder: Chelmsford Linux Meetup Group
President: PART of Westford, MA (WB1GOF)
4 years, 5 months
Announce: WLUG Meeting Thu 3/13 7PM
by Chuck Anderson
Hi folks,
The next Worcester Linux Users' Group (WLUG) meeting will be held
tomorrow, Thursday, March 13 at 7PM. The location will be the WPI
Campus Center, Mid-Centry Room 331.
Thursday, March 13, 7:00 - 9:00 PM
WPI Campus Center, Mid-Centry Room 331
Afterwards, we will go out for pizza.
See you there,
Chuck
President, Worcester Linux Users' Group
http://www.wlug.org/
4 years, 5 months
OPENING - Software Engineer - C, Linux kernel (2+ yrs exp.) in Waltham, MA
by John Spencer
Our client in Waltham, MA has a direct hire opening for a Software Engineer with 2-6 yrs of commercial design and development experience. They will consider more Sr level engineers, up to 12 yrs of experience.
Must be able to interview and work on-site.
Our client cannot sponsor visas at this time.
Software Engineer
Software Engineer with 2+ years' relevant Linux Driver experience. Responsible for design, develop and test of Linux drivers for high-speed network/communication products.
Required:
- BSCS/BSEE
- 2+ years' hands-on experience developing and interfacing with Linux drivers
- Experience with Linux kernel and strong C background
- Experience implementing Linux for TCP/IP Ethernet and related
Please send your resume to jspencer@connectedsp (dot) com
Your resume will not be sent anywhere without your prior approval
4 years, 5 months
Rancid and Quagga
by Eric Martin
Hi All,
I recently fired up a few FreeBSD routers using Quagga, and today I went to
configure RANCID but I'm having some troubles.
RANCID is working fine for my Juniper gear, my Cisco gear and even my APC
stuff but I can't get it to work for quagga.
I run zrancid (for zebra stuff) and it just hangs. When you add -d you can
see that it's asking for show version and write term, but it still hangs.
When I copy / paste the commands and run them by hand with clogin, I see
it login but it just hangs after
terminal length 0
When I login via ssh with the same command line that clogin passes,
terminal length 0 works fine and so do the rest of the commands. I'm
stumped, does anybody have any ideas? This however does work for my CentOS
servers running quagga.
I'm using Quagga 0.99.22.3, and Rancid 2.3.6, which is the most recent
RANCID version on CentOS and the most recent Quagga on FreeBSD.
~rancid/.cloginrc:
add method *.example.net ssh
add autoenable *.example.net {1}
add user *.example.net rancid
add password *.example.net {}
(I'm using ssh keys and it's called id_rsa so that works fine).
router.db:
ur01.example.net:zebra:up
ns1.example.net:zebra:up
Thanks in advance,
--
Eric Martin
4 years, 5 months
