Hi, I'm working on 'umdo', i.e. sudo with User-Mode Linux (attached).
I use the rootfstype=hostfs command line option. I notice, though, that C-c, C-\ and C-z (at least) do not work. I'm puzzled because the key events _are_ sent to the UML-jailed process, yet the signal is somehow blocked. Example: let's run "cat" from a UML'd bash, then press C-c, then C-h, then C-d (to quit "cat"): $ linux rootfstype=hostfs rw quiet init=/bin/bash root@(none):/# cat ^H root@(none):/# stty intr ^H root@(none):/# cat ^C root@(none):/# stty intr ^I root@(none):/# cat ^C^H Notice that each time, they key associated with 'intr' is caught sowewhere. Idem for C-\ (quit) Idem for C-z (susp) C-s (stop), C-q (start), C-d (eof) do work, though. There's more: running through 'getty' enables C-c and C-\ But C-z is still disabled: $ linux rw rootfstype=hostfs quiet init=/sbin/getty -inl /bin/bash 38400 tty0 root@(none):/# cat root@(none):/# # C-c worked. How can I enable all key shortcuts in a uml? Do you know what is the cause of this behavior? Thanks, -- Sylvain
umdo.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
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