On Fri, May 06, 2005 at 03:59:24PM +0200, Andrea Benedetto wrote:
> If I launch the filesystem with the downloaded kernel I can see these lines
> in the "ps -fax" output on the host machine:
>
> 14028 pts/3S+ 0:09 | \_
> ./linux-2.6.11-rc3-bk2-uml-compile-fixes-3 [/sbin/getty]
> 140
On Fri, May 06, 2005 at 06:38:38PM +0100, Antoine Martin wrote:
> Now, I've hit some real problems. I've managed to crash the host twice
> within a short period of time. I captured the messages from a serial
> console the second time (it seems that you only need to generate some
> load to trigger t
On Fri, May 06, 2005 at 04:09:01PM +0100, Antoine Martin wrote:
> Actually, I got mixed up, the 64-bit filesystems worked but the 32-bit
> didn't. I couldn't find any option to allow support for 32-bit binaries,
> has it been removed? Does this mean that we need pure 64-bit fs?
I was wondering abo
You need to set StartServers and Min/MaxSpareServers correctly. And
some apache conf files have a few ifdef'ed versions of these values. So
make sure you get the right one.
Regards, Peter
Andrea Benedetto wrote:
When I launch apache2 on a virtual machine it works fine but starts with a
lot of
Paulo,
Have you followed the instructions on the wiki? They can be found at:
http://uml.harlowhill.com/index.php/UMLNetworking
Tony
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Hi!
I am trying UML for the first time. No problems
so far until networking ...
I have a host using dhcp to get dynamic addresses.
IP: xxx.yyy.zzz..www
Lauching my uml as for example
linux ... eth0=tuntap,,,192.168.1.10
uml# ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.15
tap0 is created on the host, but now I do
SHould be possible using COW files. Create your bootable CD, then create
a COW file that exists on the CD. Then, mount a partion as tmpfs and place
your RW file there. You will have to create the RW file at every boot
obviously.
I wonder if you could just mount /dev/rd/0 as ubd0. That would be
Hi,
I need to create livecd with UML (one host and one guest). Is it possible ?
Thank.
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Now, I've hit some real problems. I've managed to crash the host twice
within a short period of time. I captured the messages from a serial
console the second time (it seems that you only need to generate some
load to trigger this bug - I was compiling some code with gcc):
Host: Linux x86_64 2.6.1
FOr what its worth, I have started working on a distro called HydraLinux
that will use UML "heads" to provide services. Im still working out the
finer points and getting an alpha to work on my machine at home. I'll
update and post code to www.hydralinux.com once I have something that
isn't too
Hello,
just for your information - there is a commercially "branded" UML out now
(don`t know for how long, but I came across stinghorn today):
http://www.stinghorn.com/opensource/
I thought it was worth mentioning, because there is no reference to
"stinghorn" on the website or in the ML archive
When I launch apache2 on a virtual machine it works fine but starts with a
lot of child (something like 30).
The same package version on a standalone server starts only 5 children
processes.
I tried to change some parameters in apache2.conf but nothing happens.
Thanks
andrea
Hi,
I've compiled a new uml kernel (2.6.11-bs4).
It works fine but in a different way from a precompiled kernel downloaded
from internet.
If I launch the filesystem with the downloaded kernel I can see these lines
in the "ps -fax" output on the host machine:
14028 pts/3S+ 0:09 | \
> The 64-bit guest boots into existing 32-bit root_fs without problems, I
> will rebuild all my 64-bit guests and let you know how this goes.
Actually, I got mixed up, the 64-bit filesystems worked but the 32-bit
didn't. I couldn't find any option to allow support for 32-bit binaries,
has it been r
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