On 12/31/2014 12:48 PM, Tom Horsley wrote:
On Wed, 31 Dec 2014 12:44:11 -0500
Robert Moskowitz wrote:
Took a number of hours.
That may be a sign that the disk cache mode isn't
set right. I find that "writeback" speeds things
up a lot compared to some of the other settings.
Please explain. What is this 'disk cache mode' you speak of? Is it
part of the virutal machinery or my base installed OS?
Plus it did its reboot thing, but sat there with a blank screen. Which I
cloesed after 15 min sitting there. Then the manager said that the
virtual image was running. So I tried to force it to shutdown. But it
reported that there was nothing to shutdown. I closed the VM GUI and
will wait a bit before I check to see what is happening.
Once I get the VM working, I need to see how to access my base OS's data
files. I hope there is an easy access method. It would be a pain if I
have to rsync GB into the VM...
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