So if I understand correctly, I can take this patch that you offer at
tuxrocks.com and apply it to a generic 2.6.10 kernel?
Rick
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From: Frank Sorenson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 10:43 AM
To: Fermín Galán Márquez; user-mode-linux-user@lists.
I have made this work in the past; I followed a page on the wiki of the
group I belong to and it worked correctly; i.e. I saw the option for the
skas patch being applied.
http://wiki.arslinux.com/Compiling_The_Kernel is the page I followed. I used
menuconfig so I could select SMP support and some
I'm currently working on getting multiple UMLs up and
going on a single host.
What I am currently wrestling with now is the following:
Should each UML instance be run from a separate user account
on the host or should you use a single user to launch all the UML instances?
I am t
Is anybody using yucon to help themselves manage the UMLs they have?
I seemingly have it installed, but when I attempt to log into the web part,
it drops me back to the login screen. Previously I was receiving a login
failed message (which I fixed by using the correct username and password;
spell
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> Is anybody using yucon to help themselves manage the
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Lull, Rick wrote:
> Is anybody using yucon to hel
Hi folks -
Whilst setting up a test machine to be able to test some scripts and
not blow anything up on the production side, I've run into a few snags.
My previous UML hosts were 2.4 or 2.6.8 kernels, so they had DevFS.
I noted the announcements that udev was the replacement for s
>
> on /etc/inittab:
>
> c0:1235:respawn:/sbin/getty 38400 tty0 linux
>
> on command line:
>
> user$ linux ubd0=... con0=fd:0 con=pty ...
>
> In this way you have a console, if you don't specify con=pty, the default
> option is the xterm.
> This is to say that it doesn't matter the devfs, if
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
them burn a DVD of it?
Rick
