Quoting Daniel Lundberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Is it possilbe to do an image of my UML installation and extract it
on a physical harddrive, and getting it to boot?
Depending on your Linux flavor (Fedora, Debian, etc.), it may help to
pre-install some packages that a UML instance doesn't need.
On Thu, Jun 01, 2006 at 08:24:53AM -0400, Lull, Rick wrote:
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> I'd think it was possible to use dd to copy the file that contains the UML
> root_fs to a physical hard drive, but you would need to have physical access
> to the machine at the ISP, which is probably not a possibility. Maybe have
> t
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"Daniel Lundberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This might be a really, really stupid question, but I'm not in-tune
> with what UML really does so please excuse if so.
>
> I'm on an UML server via my I
Rick
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Subject: [uml-user] Moving from UML to standalone
Hiya,
This might be a really, really stupid question, but I'm not in
Hiya,
This might be a really, really stupid question, but
I'm not in-tune with what UML really does so please excuse if so.
I'm on an UML server via my ISP, but thinking of
moving to either a new virtual hosting service or a standalone
machine.
Is it possilbe to do an image of my UML
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