Generations must come...

Released SysusageAdmin

I have released a tool to control Sysusage from a web GUI.

The tool is written in perl CGI and can be found at:

SysUsageAdmin Version 1.0

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Parallels Desktop and Lion

It seems Parallels it is not supporting any MacOSX Lion Upgrades for their Desktop Solution version 10.5 encouraging (or I better say "forcing" ) their customers to upgrade to 10.6 as a solution because they claim this is the way to go for Lion.

Also seems there is a "Launcher" for 10.6 which is basically a quick patch which solves all the given issues, but what it was never told, that launcher also works on 10.5. As my own system can demonstrate.

The following should help to start your VMs.

sudo kextutil -q "/Library/Parallels/Parallels Service.app/Contents/Kexts/10.6/prl_hypervisor.kext"
sudo kextutil -q "/Library/Parallels/Parallels Service.app/Contents/Kexts/10.6/prl_hid_hook.kext"
sudo kextutil -q "/Library/Parallels/Parallels Service.app/Contents/Kexts/10.6/prl_usb_connect.kext"
sudo kextutil -q "/Library/Parallels/Parallels Service.app/Contents/Kexts/10.6/prl_usb_connect.kext"
sudo open -a "/Applications/Parallels Desktop.app"

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nmon2rrd - Linux version with Memory Fix Released

This is an interesting application which was written with the purpose of plotting nmon statistical data using RRDTOOLS.

The the file, as modified with the memory fix for Linux at the following link:

nmon2rrd.c

More information in relation with the Original Development is coming from IBM:

Nmon at IBM

And NMON as a development is now hosted at sourceforge

NMON at sourceforge

This is a simple adaptation of the Original code with the purpose of plotting the Memory Status for Linux.

This was programmed using C as a base language and the Original developer is Bruce Spencer who got a few pages in relation with this development.
http://www.aixtips.com/AIXtip/nmon2rrdv1.htm
http://www.aixtips.com/AIXtip/nmon2rrdv2.htm

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