Thank you to all who helped. I actually didnt need to do anything. It
was just Slackware, and devfs that was the issue. You need it turned on,
and I had it off.
Derek R. Meiresonne
eTecc Communications, Inc.
www.eTecc.com
Anthony Brock wrote:
Derek,
First, you don't need the ubd* devic
> "You can attach 8 different ubd devices IIRC, i.e. host files, and
that trivial to raise to 16 (just change a define)"
I dont understand this part. I have raised MAX_DEV in ubd_kern.c to 60.
But that is not the problem. issue is the limit of 16... partitions?
Derek R. Mei
<6>Stopping all CPUs...done
What am I doing wrong?
Derek R. Meiresonne
eTecc Communications, Inc.
www.eTecc.com
Brock, Anthony - NET wrote:
Okay, just noticed a BIG mistake. The "mknod -m 0660 /dev/ubd1p1 b 98 1"
should be "mknod -m 0660 /dev/ubd1p1 b 98 17". I hop
How can I use over 16 UBD devices? I have read in the mailing lists that
you can create partitions:
brw-r--r-- 1 root root 98, 1 Oct 7 12:52 /dev/ubd0p1
However; I cannot mount the above device while UML is booting. Can
someone provide me with some direction?
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Derek R. Meiresonne
Thank you Jeff, it actually did work! I just merely did not create the
ubd on the host FS.
Derek R. Meiresonne
eTecc Communications, Inc.
www.eTecc.com
Jeff Dike wrote:
On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 12:25:05PM -0500, Derek R. Meiresonne wrote:
I tired what you said, recompiled and got:
I
t;6>Stopping all CPUs...done
Any other ideas?
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Derek R. Meiresonne
eTecc Communications, Inc.
www.eTecc.com
Jeff Dike wrote:
On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 11:47:39AM -0500, Derek R. Meiresonne wrote:
How can you configure your host to support more than eight, 0-7 UBD
devices at once?
Perhaps
How can you configure your host to support more than eight, 0-7 UBD
devices at once?
Perhaps Hacking: arch/um/drivers/ubd_kern.c
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Derek R. Meiresonne
eTecc Communications, Inc.
www.eTecc.com
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I'm taking a look at your guide here:
http://toast.debian.net/~may/umlproject/install.html
Trying to install FC4. I have the initrd.img file from disc1 and use the
very command that you are using in the guide:
# linux initrd=initrd.img mem=256M ramdisk_size=10240 text noprobe +
network options
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