I've been working with UML for quite a while.
Lately I upgraded to FC4 (which has forced me to upgrade the UML as well).
So I now have a 2.6.13.3 UML kernel, root_fs=FC2.
Since this upgrade the UML seems a lot more unstable. It crashes a lot
(wher it almost never crashed before).
One major b
On Thursday 27 October 2005 00:33, Stephen Dennis wrote:
> Howdy
> Got me an SGI Altix IA_64 machine and would like to get
> a kernel running under UML.
Your only possibility is to use an x86 UML binary, built with make ARCH=um
SUBARCH=i386 and/or within a 32-bit chroot.
> Downloaded fresh kernel
Title: um on ia64
Howdy
Got me an SGI Altix IA_64 machine and would like to get
a kernel running under UML.
Downloaded fresh kernel source for linux-2.6.13.4.
There are a few bits for IA_64 in arch/um but not
complete.
Any advice.
Thanks
Stephen
Ok, this is a "glibc/x86_64" headers bug. The attached patch should fix it
(received two days ago the same report from another user).
Fantastic, worked for me too.
Many Thanks!
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On Wednesday 26 October 2005 14:33, John Sanders wrote:
> OK - How do I change this running ethertap application for TUN/TAP?
>
> The idea is to have each client UML run on an exclusive ppp connection from
> started by the host prior to starting the uml instances.
>
> My host rc.local is:
>
>
> #!
OK - How do I change this running ethertap application for TUN/TAP?
The idea is to have each client UML run on an exclusive ppp connection from
started by the host prior to starting the uml instances.
My host rc.local is:
#!/bin/sh
#
# This script will be executed *after* all the other init s
On Wednesday 26 October 2005 08:04, dileep reddy wrote:
> Hi All,
> I am encountering a strange problem when connecting to
> the network from uml box. When I first boot the
> system, and then boot uml, I am able to connect to the
> net. But, if I reboot uml keeping the system intact,
> I'm unable t
