On Thu, Jan 31, 2008 at 09:04:26PM -0500, lanas wrote:
> So, since UML is a user process, shoudn't it be that it can run on a
> 64-bit AMD machine as is, along with a 32-bit filesystem ?
Yes, modulo a couple of host bugs which have been fixed.
Jeff
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Hi,
There's a thing (at least one...) that I don't get. An AMD x86_64 is
able to run 32-bits user processes. In fact, I got from the Fedora yum
a 32-bit version of Firefox alongside the 64-bit version.
So, since UML is a user process, shoudn't it be that it can run on a
64-bit AMD machine a
Le Samedi, 22 Décembre 2007 18:14:45 +0100,
clowncoder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> If you want to use uml to simulate a network, you can try the very
> easy to use
> network at http://clownix.net, download uml_clownix_net_03.tar.gz,
> (it is a bit
> big) it contains an LFS-based file-system fu
clowncoder wrote:
> I get a strange behaviour as far as isolation is concerned between an
> uml machine
> and the host, my uml machine is isolated from any network,
> if firefox is already running in the host, running firefox in the uml
> machine creates
> an instance of firefox that is not isol
