Blaisorblade wrote:
On Thursday 16 June 2005 02:27, Dan Lund wrote:
I'm having a problem that I need a little advice on.
I'm running a guest kernel 2.4.31 on a 2.6.11 host with the skas3v8
patch installed.
The host is a IBM xSeries 335 with a 2.8 Ghz dual processor, 4Gb of RAM
installed.
I'
On Thursday 16 June 2005 02:27, Dan Lund wrote:
> I'm having a problem that I need a little advice on.
> I'm running a guest kernel 2.4.31 on a 2.6.11 host with the skas3v8
> patch installed.
> The host is a IBM xSeries 335 with a 2.8 Ghz dual processor, 4Gb of RAM
> installed.
>
> I'm running a tm
I'm having a problem that I need a little advice on.
I'm running a guest kernel 2.4.31 on a 2.6.11 host with the skas3v8
patch installed.
The host is a IBM xSeries 335 with a 2.8 Ghz dual processor, 4Gb of RAM
installed.
I'm running a tmpfs of 256mb, and a memlimit of 256mb on the instance.
He
Allocate another drive. Do something like the following on the master:
dd if=/dev/zero of=disk2.img bs=512M count=1
losetup /dev/loop0 ./disk2.img
mkfs -t ext2 /dev/loop0
losetup -d /dev/loop0
../linux-kernel . ubd1=./disk2.img .
Once the UML has been launched, mount the new drive in the
When I try to install binutils, I was aksed to install
its dependenices glibc and glibc-common.
While installing glibc-common, I got following error
message :
installing package glibc-common-2.3.2-4.80.8 needs
148MB on the /mnt/cdrom filesystem
Where as my filesystem doesnot seems to have free
s
Why not just try Screen?
It's relatively simple, and to be honest alot less cumbersome than minicom.
Here's my Screen usage:
TMPDIR="/uml/portage-staging" screen -d -m -S "staging-uml"
/misc/staging/linux-2.4.31
ubd0=/home/uml/staging-uml.cow,/misc/staging/portage-staging.gentoo.img
eth0=tunta
Hi,
I did some more tests to see when this happens. I downloaded the
precompiled kernel from
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/user-mode-linux/linux-2.4.19-5.bz2 and
a filesystem from
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/user-mode-linux/root_fs_slack8.1.bz2
When I issue the command:
./linux-2.4.1