how to Fault Inject in my own virtual machine

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Actually i created my own virtual machine like by giving physical memory usage of my computer system, cpu usage,memory usage....now my virtual machine was created by giving those configuration details...now i wanna inject the three type of fault i.e input fault,execution fault,allocation fault....if i inject any one type fault means i wanna find out fault tolerance of my virtual machine ....

can any one give some idea about my question...

Posted 20-Mar-13 3:47am

Deenuji

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Mar-13 9:53am

Very interesting topic, but... the request looks weird, to say the least.

If this is really your own virtual machine, you should know better. We don't have your code, we have no idea how your product works.

—SA

Deenuji 20-Mar-13 10:02am

virtual machine means not Is not like what u think sir...like i get manually configuration details by giving one windows form....after i make that was one of virtual machine configuration....now i wanna one inject fault in that configuration of mys system means i want to analyze how my system ll tolerant that fault injection... i want to find out the fault tolerance in that given configuration...

Deenuji 20-Mar-13 10:09am

this is my reference paper sir...i want to do this project in simulation type..

http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/login.jsp?tp=&arnumber=5590258&url=http%3A%2F%2Fieeexplore.ieee.org%2Fxpls%2Fabs_all.jsp%3Farnumber%3D5590258

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2013-03-20T03:55:00

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It's not very clear what you're talking about, but have you looked into NotMyFault[^]?? (Its near the bottom of that page)

Posted 20-Mar-13 3:55am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Deenuji 20-Mar-13 10:07am

just i wanna know about if i inject fault in my given configuration of mys system means i want to analyze how my system ll tolerant that fault injection... tat ly i want to calculate sir

Dave Kreskowiak 20-Mar-13 11:41am

It's still not very clear what you're doing. I have no idea what this virtual machine is being used for and why you're try to test fault tolerance on your own machine.

Deenuji 20-Mar-13 10:23am

sir shall i give reference paper for my concept....

Deenuji 21-Mar-13 0:27am

u can see one video file related about my project pls?????? it's simulation only i want to do like this....

Deenuji 29-Mar-13 10:59am

sir i need ur help sir...pls give some idea to implement my concept sir...my question i uploaded here...

http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/569601/howplustopluscreateplusallocationplusandplusinputp

Dave Kreskowiak 29-Mar-13 11:02am

I already gave you a link to a tool. It's not my fault you haven't used it.

Deenuji 29-Mar-13 11:08am

sir already i use that sir...but i dont know i to implement this one in c# sir...u develop in c right...i dont know have that much knowledge to understand those codings ...so pls help me sir

Dave Kreskowiak 29-Mar-13 11:51am

Then there's no way you're going to understand what I tell you.

Hell, I don't even understand what you're doing or why. Nevermind, I really don't want to know.