@IRJ

Works fine.

The desktop version is a little more elegant, but all-in-all it gets the job done.

@Dashrender said:

Discuss.

I hate buying shoes.

I found it interesting that XS stores the virtual hard drives in VHD format.

Opens right up in Hyper-V/Windows.

@DustinB3403 said:

Yeah my growler is calling my name...

Just finished two crowlers (yes, crowlers) here at work. Time to head out...

I exported my XO VM from my test server, and imported onto the production server.

Came right back up. Awesome.

@MattSpeller said:

TIL: http://www.dixiecanner.com/crowlers/

Yeah it's all the rage these days.

I had...

Alien Church:
Oat IPA. 7.0% Brewed with oats. Hopped with Mosaic, Citra, Chinook, Centennial, and Columbus. One of our most otherworldly IPAs…Bow down before the Alien Church!
-Notes of blueberries, fresh orange slices, dank, deep pine, and honeydew melons.

PUNGE:
Our Double IPA. 8.0%. Brewed with a solid base of oats. Heavily hopped with a blend of our favorite PUNGENT hops from around the world. Juicy and life affirming!
-Notes of herbaceous green stuff, grape flesh, intense lime zest, and candied watermelon.

My new server was doing fine until I noticed earlier today it didn't seem to be respoonding.

I rebooted it, and the following screen came up.

It seems like the two SSD drives in my array seem to have disappeared.

I am heading in now to see if they just need to be reseated, but anyone ever see this error message before?

@MattSpeller said:

TIL: http://www.dixiecanner.com/crowlers/

TIL what TIL means.

Man ML uses a lot of acronyms.

@travisdh1 said:

Fireworks he says, more like fireworks going off on the freeway during rush hour

With a caravan of gas tankers all around your car.

Finally Googled how to turn off the (to me) annoying "slide animation" in Office.

BE GONE!

So the FBI claims they got into the phone.

I wonder if they really did.

I wonder if Apple is nervous.

@Jason said in Used Riding lawn mowers?:

Yes it does. I had a nice cold beer while I mowed with it. And this thing goes fast.

Beer. Fast, Blades.

What could go wrong?

LOL, I'd be doing the same thing!

@olivier said:

So it means none of your host is currently doing "long" async tasks (like exporting or importing a VM)

I guess what I am looking for is something like XC has with the EVENTS tab...

-> copy from XS1 to XS2 started
-> transferring xyz
-> backup complete

Is there anything like that in XO? Otherwise how would you officially know the job completed with no errors?

(If it's not there, I'm going to add it to you new version wihlist thread! )

@scottalanmiller said

thankfully the topless bikini bottom only clad sunbathers had left by this point so that I could get you this pristine picture of the beach.

And you think people agree with the "thankfully" part of your post?

Occasionally (such as is the case today) I come across a machine that I need to wipe and reinstall that is out of the realm of my domain. A friend, relative, whatever. (I know this isn't something a lot of you do, but I do.)

I like to take an image of it, just in case the user forgets where they have stored their data.

I was wondering what everyone uses for this kind of backup. Obviously in a work setting you'd probably just re-image it. I am talking more for the special cases where that is not an option.

Since these are personal machines, I've always used DriveImageXML (https://www.runtime.org/driveimage-xml.htm) but I thought I'd throw it out to the ML community to see what other open source/free programs people might be using.

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttting on XenServver to export a 100GB VM.

Ugh...

Go out to lunch!

Wondering why this banana is really warm, thennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn realizing it was next to my laptop fan all day.

@BRRABill said:

Macrium also retains security, BTW, so there is no difference to taking ownership as in the VHD.

I take it back. You CAN browse the backup/image in Macrium without having to take ownership. Sweet.

It's all real ingredients.