, etc.).
Cheers,
Peter
On Saturday, 27-04-2013 on 21:37 Laurent Alebarde wrote:
zulu writes:
>
> Try and exclude altq and pf from kernel - make them a loadable
module
> instead (just to rule out these).
>
Thanks zulu, it works now. No crash, and I can ping my zjail.
I think I
Try and exclude altq and pf from kernel - make them a loadable module
instead (just to rule out these).
On Saturday, 27-04-2013 on 4:07 Laurent Alebarde wrote:
Ok, so I gave it a try, even adding the patch for devfs, and I have a
wonderfull core dump when I activate vnet in the jail :
http://pas
ready, this is relative though, as
some folks are already using it in production environments. To use ZFS
and Jails (or even VNET) you will need to become an expert to some
degree anyway :).
Cheers,
Peter
On Thursday, 25-04-2013 on 21:11 Laurent Alebarde wrote:
Thanks very much zulu. It looks
Maybe this is what you need http://sourceforge.net/projects/zjails/ ,
doesn't require any advanced ZFS or VNET knowledge (just a working ZFS
pool and VIMAGE kernel).
VNET is supported and there is a "soft" jail restart option which
prevents the "kern/164763: Memory leak in VNET" issue from appea
You might need to play with the persist jail option to do a lot of ZFS
and VNET related functions.
The standard mount/umount command supports mounting custom fstab files
via -F option, you could mount the filesystems before starting jails
this way.
I was facing the same challenges last year as
