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CentOS / Redhat: Chroot And Mount Raid Or Actual Hard Disk From Rescue Kernel / CD

last updated June 24, 2010 in RedHat and Friends

Something is wrong with my RHEL networking configuration so I booted using my ISPs remote rescue kernel mode to fix my system. How do I mount and chroot into actual installation to fix the problem? How do I boot from any Live Linux CD and chroot into /dev/sda1 or /dev/md0 to fix the problem or recover the data?

CentOS / Redhat: KVM Bridged Network Configuration

last updated May 6, 2017 in CentOS, Linux KVM, Networking, RedHat and Friends

With bridged networking you can share actual network device with KVM machines. This is required for servers with multiple network cards and gives you good performance. You can choose to put multiple segments into one bridged network or to divide it into different networks interconnected by routers.

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