Monthly Archives: September 2010

High Availability::How To Best Manage and Provide

“High Availability” is the term coined with uptime. This is a method designed to increase the availability of services to the client, and thus provides more reliable servers/services for critical applications.

There are many enterprise grade open-source free applications available for implementing the high availability concept. The cluster suite provided with RHEL, CentOS is packed with bunch of kernel level and user level tools to implement high availability, also there are many other popular tools like heartbeat, pacemaker, drbd etc which helps to get reliable nodes and services.

The complexity of high availability tools makes it slightly difficult to understand and implement the technology. The aim of this article is to provide an overview of cluster/high availability applications. This will help you figure out the challenging task of how to best manage and provide high availability! Continue reading

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How to configure TechCom-SSD-TV-675 tv tuner card in Arch linux

About TechCom SSD-TV-675 INTERNAL TV TUNER

The TechCom SSD-TV-675 INTERNAL TV TUNER is a cheap tuner card available in India. It uses the PHILIPS 7130 chipset and QSD-MT-S73 RF tuner. The full specification of this card is available at http://www.techcomindia.com/ website.

About the driver

My arch Linux system detected the device and loaded the driver saa7134. But the system failed to find the exact card and tuner type. After many trial and error methods I found that the driver option : Continue reading

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