2009/10/13 Jonas Meyer :
> Three steps.
>
> 1) dd if=/dev/zero of=root_fs bs=1GB count=0 seek=150
> 2) mkfs.ext3 root_fs
> 3) mount -o loop root_fs mount_point/
4) debootstrap
5) configure the guest system through a chroot (fstab, locales etc.)
6) enjoy
Flavio
Three steps.
1) dd if=/dev/zero of=root_fs bs=1GB count=0 seek=150
2) mkfs.ext3 root_fs
3) mount -o loop root_fs mount_point/
Jonas
On Mon, 2009-10-12 at 21:58 +0200, Flavio wrote:
> 2009/10/12 Kristian Kirilov :
> > OK, I read how to setup custom kernel to UML but I didn't find any howto's
> >
andy baxter wrote:
> I need to check which SKAS mode I am running in.
>
to which the answer is - SKAS 0
But to get SKAS 3 would need a kernel patch on debian stable, so it
would be good to know if this is likely to make a difference.
2009/10/12 Kristian Kirilov :
> OK, I read how to setup custom kernel to UML but I didn't find any howto's
> for making custom file system image.
> Can you explain your solution?
>
Look at the google cache copy of this website:
http://209.85.129.132/search?q=cache:eACPSbxz9gwJ:www.vdd-project.org/
Flavio wrote:
> 2009/10/12 Jonas Meyer :
>
>> The best method is to shut down the guest, mount the root filesystem on
>> the host, make a new larger file system with dd, copy the data over,
>> delete the old root_fs, and reboot. Depending on how big a new one you
>> want, should 5-20 minutes or
The best method is to shut down the guest, mount the root filesystem on
the host, make a new larger file system with dd, copy the data over,
delete the old root_fs, and reboot. Depending on how big a new one you
want, should 5-20 minutes or so. You shouldn't have to reinstall, just
copy.
Jonas
2009/10/12 Jonas Meyer :
> The best method is to shut down the guest, mount the root filesystem on
> the host, make a new larger file system with dd, copy the data over,
> delete the old root_fs, and reboot. Depending on how big a new one you
> want, should 5-20 minutes or so. You shouldn't have
Flavio wrote:
> Hi!
> I had the same problem and there are a lot of guides in the Internet.
> Unfortunately, I didn't find any valid procedure to get filesystem
> images resized.
>
> Finally, I created a new filesystem and installed the distribution
> once again inside it.
>
>
I'm using uml with
Hi!
I had the same problem and there are a lot of guides in the Internet.
Unfortunately, I didn't find any valid procedure to get filesystem
images resized.
Finally, I created a new filesystem and installed the distribution
once again inside it.
Flavio
2009/10/12 Kristian Kirilov :
> Hello,
>
>
Hello,
I'm new in user mode Linux. I have setuped UML with networking
sucessfully, fixed network IP address and manual port forwarding.
Everything was good until I saw the size of virtual HDD which is only 1GB.
So I need more space, what can I do to increase the size of the root
partition??
T
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