On Sun, Jan 06, 2008 at 06:18:24AM -0500, Martin Paraskevov wrote:
> /dev/net/tun is readable and writable. And my user belongs to the
> uml-net group. What did I do wrong? Did I compile the custom kernel
> with (or without) some option that is causing the error? From the error
> message it seems to be a permissions error but I have no idea where
> this is coming from since everything that caused permission errors
> before was fixed. What would be setreuid and setreuid in the error
> message above?
Make sure that you have uml_net installed in the same place and with
the same permissions as on the old box.
Having said that, I'm not sure how that particular failure can
happen. If there are problems with uml_net, you'll normally get a
ENOENT or EPERM or something.
If uml_net looks OK, move it someplace and replace it with a script
that does something like
exec strace -o log /path/to/real/uml_net
and look at the log afterwards and see where it blew up.
Jeff
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