Hi,
First a bit of context, I am looking for a kernel test & debug
platform. I hesitate between QEmu and UML for this but I like the
hostfs ability of UML (less complicated than 9p in qemu). As I run
those tests on different computers and synchronize things via git, I
prefer to do without a root f
Thanks for your answer.
> I have been doing this since 2001 :-)
> I've tried to extract this system into a separate package, see:
> https://github.com/mcr/uml-network-testing-infrastructure
That's really cool to put these files online. Moreover I intend to use
UML for network testing as well so it
Wow that's a great answer. Thank you to have taken the time to detail
thing. It's a lot clearer now.
> 1) You point (via umlsetup.sh) at the kernel source you want, it makes an
> lndir
> link tree (%1) for the kernel, and compiles it.
I use the "O=" switch to compile for different
architectures.
Have you tried setting your init to the busybox binary ? try adding
"init=" o nthe command line
2013/11/19 Tamil Mani :
> Hi ,
> I downloaded the latest version of linux-3.11.8 ,configured it as UML and
> got the statically compiled binary (linux).
>
> Then i downloaded the latest busybox 1.21.1 a
