dev/console.
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Do you have a getty running on /dev/console?
What happens if you do:
sudo -s
echo hello >/dev/console
(you should see "hello" on the console)
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Please, at least mark the info as being OLD OLD OLD.
90% of it is unnecessary.
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ing-off replacing a Fedora10 build system with a Jessie
system, in great part because the appliance system needs a 64-bit kernel now,
but my build environment is 32-bit, and not-multiarch capable. Build-root
is the proper answer)
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s/linuxrc-uml.sh
for the linuxrc that I use.
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> (read-only, using a qcow2 file to save changes) to boot UML instead of
> creating/downloading a filesystem ?
Yes, you could do this.
I use hostfs for /, and I just mount /usr/share from the host.
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sn't really put your VM on the network.
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uilt part of the rootfs, or some add-ons? Any pointers for
that?
It's part of the rootfs, and you have a complete operating system there.
You use yum or apt or yast2 to install whatever you need.
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t I do have fixes
in other trees for that, I just haven't moved things over. If it is useful
to someone, I will spend the time.
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1) I don't thikn that skas3 every got ported to 2.6.32.
2) Why do you want it? skas0 usually does better.
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nfig line seems wrong to me:
ifconfig eth1 inet6 2001:220:abcd:70::10/64 up
would seem to be the right incantation.
I usually do:
ip -6 add addr 2001:220:abcd:70::10/64 dev eth1
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rn off the scheduler when
debugging. It just gets in my way when I'm single stepping for 2 hours at a
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