I don't know if this is the cause but look for a zombie process. I had
something were A locked a file then forked B. A was "kill -9"'d but not
B. Somehow the lock was still held. The fix was "killall A; killall
B".I think what happed was A was a zombie waiting for B to die so it
could ge
Forgive the glib answer but, are you sure you don't just need to
"apt-get install gcc" (or yum or rpm or whatever you install packages
with)?
--David.
From: Jawad hussain [mailto:jawad.ss...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 5:23 PM
To: David Fr
n the host
svdmoffattlnx:~$ lsof | grep /libalp_flightmodeui.so | wc
59 5319440
The only thing that I am doing odd is I don't use the SKAS patches.
--Thanks for any ideas
David Moffatt
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Another possible issue is network manager. When Ubuntu added network manager
we had lots of issues with the software bridge. My user base put up a fit
about removing network manager so I yanked out the bridge and went with NAT and
port forwarding instead.
To see if network manager is your pro
Massimiliano,
I am running 2.6.24 with a fairly generic kernel config and it works
fine for me. However, I am not using the SKAS patch on the host.
~ # time grep -r fred /var > /dev/null
Command terminated by signal 2
real1m 6.91s
user0m 0.17s
sys 0m 0.01s
--David.
-Origi
Yes we use it. It is just a command line option to the kernel. I
bolded the one I think you want.
UML command line: /opt/alp-dev/bin/alp-linux ro mem=512M root=/dev/root
rootflags=/scratchbox/users/david/targets/alp-x86-dbg-dev
rootfstype=hostfs ssl0=tty:/dev/ttyS0 eth0=tuntap,tap0,,192.168.
