User-mode Linux kernel port

Hi,

I have another newbie problem.
After I logged into my UML, I found the Ctrl-C key is not working from =
my UML console. I couldn't break a running command. I guess this is most =
likely a configuration problem. When I typed stty -a from my UML, it did =
show intr ^c.

My UML is 2.6.11 with bs7 patch. My host is 2.6.10 with the SKAS patch. =
I am running UML from a KDE Konsole. Any suggestions as to what and =
where I need to make a change?

Thanks,

Chip


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Hi all,
I have been using User Mode Linux for kernel programming for a small 
while. I manged to set it up well, but seem to have an issue... whenever 
i start it up in debug mode, the gdb xterm comes up, but it displays a 
message...

'shared object read from target memory' has disappeared; keeping its 
symbols.

And that's it! no gdb prompt, nothing. What's more, the kernel stops 
booting.

I am running a modified 2.6.12-rc5 kernel on a fedora core 2 disk image. 
My host Linux is a 2.6.10 vanilla on an FC3 distro.

Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in Advance
Rahul

I am running  fedora 3 as guest, but is too slow to start udev .

It´s possible to disable udev in guest machine ?



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