I’ve always dreamed of creating something new - something which would be useful to the community and something I could proudly host on GitHub. Today comes that day - today, I’m releasing my first ever application…
VMware NSX, formerly known as Nicira NVP (Network Virtualization Platform) is essentialy what we’ve been doing to servers for years: abstracting the physical layer from the logical one - or in other words - virtualizing the network in such a way that all you end up with is software running on the top of hypervisors which can be dynamically configured and updated.
Kernel panic on Linux is hard to identify and troubleshoot. Finding a root cause of a kernel panic often requires reproducing a situation that occurs rarely and collecting data that is difficult to gather. As the name implies, the Linux kernel gets into a situation where it doesn’t know what to do next. When this happens, the kernel gives as much information as it can about what caused the problem, depending on what caused the panic.
If your laptop/PC/virtual machine running Linux is booting straight to BIOS, it might indicate there’s something wrong with your boot partition (/boot). In this post I’m going to learn you a thing or two about fixing said /boot partition and recovering a broken Linux system.