T'Krin's Realm

After looking for a way to dynamically allocate memory in Virtualbox, I discovered it’s not technically possible. With that being said, there is a method that Virtualbox calls memory ballooning, due to the way memory is handled, that can serve basically the same purpose. In the documentation, there is a section just for Memory Ballooning. Hope this helps someone.

A nice write up by Vytautas Gimbutas can be found at http://www.gimbutas.net/2011/07/17/centos-6-the-perfect-server-web-mail/#comment-15.

Have fun with CentOS 6.

Info on removing a variant of the Malware0gen virus can be found on the NMP Consulting Blog.

If you are getting an error when trying to add a second disk to a backup routine, this thread has a solution that works. It has for me. Thanks, David Shen.

This community.linuxmint.com describes how to remove OpenOffice 3.2 and install LibreOffice 3.3 on Linux Mint 9 and 10. My guess is that it would work well with Ubuntu 10.04 and 10.10, but I’ve not tried it myself.