Thanks Mikael!

This is still a problem:

> >>Problem is, that if I save .config -file in menuconfig/xconfig etc.,
> >>lines which caused errors before, disappear. Without ARCH=um
> >>-parameter they work fine.
> 
> I _think_ that's because en uml guest kernel doesn't use those symbols
> in the kernel and therefore they are not needed in the kernel.

OK. So can I just compile kernel after
# make xconfig ARCH=um
with
# make linux ARCH=um
even there are those 'trying to assign nonexisting symbol' -messages?

This gives me linux -file that is used to start UML?

Problem is also a program that 'needs' UML, because it's not very
stable. Program also needs to patch the kernel. So if I try to to edit
.config -files with ARCH=um, important lines (which program's patch
adds to kernel's .config) disappear...
 
A way to solve this, might be, is to compile UML-kernel, start UML and
try to compile patched kernel there. What do you think about that
solution? Is it possible? Could there be easier solutions?

Thank you for any help!

-Teemu Väisänen


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