From: Roger B. <ro...@ta...> - 2002-02-02 17:21:11
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> I noticed from a previous message that you are using umlbuilder. > Roger, does umlbuilder replace /sbin/hwclock (or, on some distributions, > /sbin/clock)? It doesn't as the message never really bothered me. BTW it may be worth collaborating on a 'UML Tools' that runs inside a UML Session. One of the things it could do is the above replacement. The other is sorting out the X side. UML Builder does a lot more than just symlink Xnest to X. In particular, the control script that starts a UML session figures out your $DISPLAY and adds it as a variable to the kernel command line. X is then pointed at a script that grabs it out of /proc/cmdline and runs Xnest. This means that you can set the initlevel to 5 and things just work. Similarly, there is another script that does the networking and sets up the routes correctly inside the UML session. (Again this involves grovelling through the kernel command line). Roger -- Roger Binns ro...@ta... http://www.tarantella.com Business Development Manager, Tarantella 425 Encinal Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060, USA Tel 831 427 7367 Fax 831 427 5406 |