flaccid | sorry i'm a bit late | 02:22 |
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flaccid | last night at RightScale we released Ubuntu 9.10 multi-cloud images. We also have a ubuntu and centos build ServerTemplates that will be released soon | 02:25 |
flaccid | if you have any questions or problems regarding the new karmic images, please feel free to post on the forums or raise a ticket with support | 02:25 |
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flaccid | apologies if the above was already announced here. | 02:28 |
erichammond | natea: Feel free to ask questions here. No need to address me directly. | 03:07 |
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flaccid | what is the status of ext4 support in amazon ec2 ? | 05:27 |
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smoser | erichammond, or anyone | 17:35 |
smoser | http://alestic.com/2010/01/ec2-ebs-boot-ubuntu | 17:35 |
smoser | says " Depending on what you want to keep from the above process, there are various things that you might want to clean up." | 17:35 |
smoser | shoot. never mind. | 17:35 |
smoser | user reading error. | 17:35 |
erichammond | smoser: were you thinking of cleaning up things on the image? | 17:38 |
smoser | no. i thought it was saying you could delete the snapshot after youd' regiestered it | 17:38 |
erichammond | ah. | 17:38 |
smoser | sort of like unix file semantics | 17:38 |
smoser | it could work like that, might be useful. | 17:38 |
erichammond | Fortunately EC2 prevents the deletion of snapshots that are registered AMIs | 17:38 |
smoser | ie, you could delete snapshot and it woudl stick around as long as a handle was open. | 17:39 |
smoser | oh. really. that is good. | 17:39 |
erichammond | Unlike the way that they let you delete AMI-registered S3 bundles. | 17:39 |
smoser | yeah | 17:39 |
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