As bug 526208 is solved, I have taken the 3 OSX VMs off the SeaMonkey build pools, we can take them offline and delete them completely. As replacements, we should put up two more Linux VMs (one had been promised but never run flawlessly due to the 8 machine limit) and one Windows VM, so that the server is fully used again. The machines should be newly cloned from the already running slaves on the Parallels server. Ideally, I'd even like to see some machines renames on the Linux side, if possible. Steps to do (ideally): 1) Take down and delete cb-seamonkey-osx-* and cb-seamonkey-linux-02 2) Rename cb-seamonkey-linux-01 to cb-seamonkey-linuxmaster-01 (machine and DNS) 3) Rename cb-seamonkey-linuxdebug-01 to cb-seamonkey-linux-01 (machine and DNS) 4) Clone what is now cb-seamonkey-linux-01 to a cb-seamonkey-linux-02 and cb-seamonkey-linux-03 5) Clone cb-seamonkey-win32-02 to cb-seamonkey-win32-03 6) Make sure the new machines have 30GB disks for the builds 7) Bring up all those VMs In sum, this brings machine names to reflect reality, brings up the one Linux machine we should have had from the beginning but never got up, and uses the space that is left on Parallels with one additional VM on both Linux and Windows.

This sounds to me like a Server Operations bug?

all done.

verified that all those steps have been done and all the machines are up and running. Thanks a lot to Phong for doing this!