From: Jeff D. <jd...@ka...> - 2001-02-24 20:39:33
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Changes from the last version are marked with a '*'. Packaging: It currently sucks. What I want is an RPM and a deb for each release containing: the kernel HOWTO user-mode network tools test harness test suite maybe a small root filesystem like the tomsrtbt modules * mkrootfs Anything else? I also need suggestions for locations for all these things. Root filesystems: I'd like to make sure they all boot with the current UML. So, if a bunch of people could each grab one, boot it, and report back to the list, that would be great. It would also be great to polish them, in case they don't boot totally cleanly, or if things could be added to make them more useful. I need to grab Larent Bonnaud's latest Debian filesystems and make them available. I also need to extract from Bill Irwin the filesystems that he's improved. Functionality: Add a mechanism for rereading module symbols when the module is reloaded. Integrate Greg Lonnon's I/O space emulation Make the socket channel work Figure out what to do about the network driver. There are duelling drivers from Jim Leu and Lennert Buytenhek, and I need to figure out how to merge the best bits from them into a single driver, or split them into two very distinct drivers. Extract Patrick Schaaf's cool new block driver from him. * Have the ubd driver figure out the block device size with BLKGETSIZE if necessary Bugs: Remove real_mm from thread and replace it with some unused pte bits I occasionally see one of the loggers dying from a SIGTERM during boot because of a kill that's somehow directed at the wrong process My attempts to run the Debian install procedure hung UML while it was probing disks. I never figured out what was happening. I need to figure out why some people see 'Unexpectedly got signal 4 in signals'. This has been reported a couple of times, but I've never got any information that would help me debug it. * Fix the race that mistral is seeing. * Make sure it boots in the presence of IO redirection and piping. * Make hostfs figure out external filenames by walking up the dentry->parent tree rather than having inodes store them. * Implement copy_{from,to}_user using setjmp/longjmp. * Have hostfs copy user data with copy_{to,from}_user. * Reimplement process signal delivery to eliminate the race when the process handler returns * Fix gcov and gprof support Confirm fixes: Get either Myrtal Meep or Matt Clay to confirm (or not) that they can no longer crash UML with Apache/Perl/MySQL. This will probably be fixed with the new network drivers. Get Rik van Riel to confirm that UML no longer loses characters that he types at the console Someone needs to try booting UML as a diskless client via bootp and make sure that it works I have a bug that says that diskless booting doesn't work because it's impossible to assign an address to a network interface from the command line. However, I've heard of someone booting diskless successfully, so this needs to be cleared up. I have an old bug that claims that UML can be crashed with a ping flood. I haven't seen this happen recently, so if anyone else has, you'd better let me know. Larent Bonnaud claimed a while ago that upgrading a Debian filesystem hung the kernel. I need to know if this is still a problem. I used to see syslog ocassionally hang, but haven't in a long time. |
From: Jeff D. <jd...@ka...> - 2001-03-08 03:04:18
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Changes from the last list posted are marked with '*'. Packaging: It currently sucks. What I want is an RPM and a deb for each release containing: the kernel HOWTO user-mode network tools test harness test suite maybe a small root filesystem like the tomsrtbt modules mkrootfs Anything else? I also need suggestions for locations for all these things. Root filesystems: I'd like to make sure they all boot with the current UML. So, if a bunch of people could each grab one, boot it, and report back to the list, that would be great. It would also be great to polish them, in case they don't boot totally cleanly, or if things could be added to make them more useful. I need to grab Larent Bonnaud's latest Debian filesystems and make them available. I also need to extract from Bill Irwin the filesystems that he's improved. Functionality: Add a mechanism for rereading module symbols when the module is reloaded. Integrate Greg Lonnon's I/O space emulation Make the socket channel work Figure out what to do about the network driver. There are duelling drivers from Jim Leu and Lennert Buytenhek, and I need to figure out how to merge the best bits from them into a single driver, or split them into two very distinct drivers. Extract Patrick Schaaf's cool new block driver from him. * Remove the tty mode save/restore from main and put it in the file descriptor channel code. (Boria Feigin) Bugs: Remove real_mm from thread and replace it with some unused pte bits I occasionally see one of the loggers dying from a SIGTERM during boot because of a kill that's somehow directed at the wrong process My attempts to run the Debian install procedure hung UML while it was probing disks. I never figured out what was happening. I need to figure out why some people see 'Unexpectedly got signal 4 in signals'. This has been reported a couple of times, but I've never got any information that would help me debug it. Fix the problems that mistral is seeing. This is three bugs - the sleep hang, a bug in sigio_handler (both fixed), plus the sigreturn bug. Make hostfs figure out external filenames by walking up the dentry->parent tree rather than having inodes store them. Implement copy_{from,to}_user using setjmp/longjmp. Reimplement process signal delivery to eliminate the race when the process handler returns Fix gcov and gprof support * Make UML build without warnings * Figure out why the umn device won't serve more than one packet to remote machines. * Make sure that each clock tick gets counted * Fix the Chronos Tachyon update_brk panic * Make empty_zero_page and empty_bad_page reserved (Rik) * Figure out the hostfs crash that Larent Bonnaud is seeing Confirm fixes: Get either Myrtal Meep or Matt Clay to confirm (or not) that they can no longer crash UML with Apache/Perl/MySQL. This will probably be fixed with the new network drivers. Get Rik van Riel to confirm that UML no longer loses characters that he types at the console Someone needs to try booting UML as a diskless client via bootp and make sure that it works I have a bug that says that diskless booting doesn't work because it's impossible to assign an address to a network interface from the command line. However, I've heard of someone booting diskless successfully, so this needs to be cleared up. I have an old bug that claims that UML can be crashed with a ping flood. I haven't seen this happen recently, so if anyone else has, you'd better let me know. Larent Bonnaud claimed a while ago that upgrading a Debian filesystem hung the kernel. I need to know if this is still a problem. Done: Bugs: * I used to see syslog ocassionally hang, but haven't in a long time. It happened again, and it turns out I was enabling signals when they shouldn't be, allowing the timer to interrupt a sensitive part of do_IRQ. * gdb doesn't find the kernel if it isn't called 'linux' (Brian J. Murrell) * Have the ubd driver figure out the block device size with BLKGETSIZE if necessary (Lennert Buytenhek, marc) * Make sure it boots in the presence of IO redirection and piping (JS) * Rebooting a UML under debug won't kill the old gdb * Remove assumption that argv is contiguous (Boria Feigin) * Have hostfs copy user data with copy_{to,from}_user. * Put in Lennert's utsname patch (Lennert Buytenhek) * Put in Lennert's ubd LFS patch (Lennert Buytenhek) |
From: Rik v. R. <ri...@co...> - 2001-03-08 14:31:44
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On Wed, 7 Mar 2001, Jeff Dike wrote: > Get Rik van Riel to confirm that UML no longer loses > characters that he types at the console I haven't seen this again. OTOH, I haven't been running UML on a dual-cpu machine since last time. I'll plug the other CPU (and the new cooler ;)) into my workstation this afternoon and I'll let you know what happens. regards, Rik -- Linux MM bugzilla: http://linux-mm.org/bugzilla.shtml Virtual memory is like a game you can't win; However, without VM there's truly nothing to lose... http://www.surriel.com/ http://www.conectiva.com/ http://distro.conectiva.com/ |
From: James S. <mi...@st...> - 2001-03-08 15:28:15
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Hi i used to have that problem around 2.3.99+ but i have not seem it since 2.4.0 In local.user-mode-linux-devel, you wrote: >On Wed, 7 Mar 2001, Jeff Dike wrote: > >> Get Rik van Riel to confirm that UML no longer loses >> characters that he types at the console > >I haven't seen this again. OTOH, I haven't been running UML >on a dual-cpu machine since last time. > >I'll plug the other CPU (and the new cooler ;)) into my >workstation this afternoon and I'll let you know what happens. > >regards, > >Rik >-- >Linux MM bugzilla: http://linux-mm.org/bugzilla.shtml > >Virtual memory is like a game you can't win; >However, without VM there's truly nothing to lose... > > http://www.surriel.com/ >http://www.conectiva.com/ http://distro.conectiva.com/ > > >_______________________________________________ >User-mode-linux-devel mailing list >Use...@li... >http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/user-mode-linux-devel > -- --------------------------------------------- Check Out: http://stev.org E-Mail: mi...@st... 3:20pm up 9 days, 3:26, 3 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.01 |
From: Jeff D. <jd...@ka...> - 2001-03-14 04:18:34
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Changes from the last list posted are marked with '*'. Packaging: * Get a UML deb builder * Figure out how to ship the UML test suite * Figure out how to make a module tar file with the right structure Root filesystems: I'd like to make sure they all boot with the current UML. So, if a bunch of people could each grab one, boot it, and report back to the list, that would be great. It would also be great to polish them, in case they don't boot totally cleanly, or if things could be added to make them more useful. I need to grab Larent Bonnaud's latest Debian filesystems and make them available. I also need to extract from Bill Irwin the filesystems that he's improved. Functionality: Add a mechanism for rereading module symbols when the module is reloaded. Integrate Greg Lonnon's I/O space emulation Make the socket channel work Figure out what to do about the network driver. There are duelling drivers from Jim Leu and Lennert Buytenhek, and I need to figure out how to merge the best bits from them into a single driver, or split them into two very distinct drivers. Extract Patrick Schaaf's cool new block driver from him. Remove the tty mode save/restore from main and put it in the file descriptor channel code. (Boria Feigin) Bugs: Remove real_mm from thread and replace it with some unused pte bits I occasionally see one of the loggers dying from a SIGTERM during boot because of a kill that's somehow directed at the wrong process My attempts to run the Debian install procedure hung UML while it was probing disks. I never figured out what was happening. I need to figure out why some people see 'Unexpectedly got signal 4 in signals'. This has been reported a couple of times, but I've never got any information that would help me debug it. Fix the problems that mistral is seeing. This is three bugs - the sleep hang, a bug in sigio_handler (both fixed), plus the sigreturn bug. Implement copy_{from,to}_user using setjmp/longjmp. Reimplement process signal delivery to eliminate the race when the process handler returns Fix gcov and gprof support Make UML build without warnings Figure out why the umn device won't serve more than one packet to remote machines. Make sure that each clock tick gets counted Fix the Chronos Tachyon update_brk panic Figure out the hostfs crash that Larent Bonnaud is seeing * make 'gdb=pty' work * Figure out how to make -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 work with modules * Figure out why ^S and ^Q don't work on the console * Figure out why hostfs misses files in large directories Confirm fixes: Get either Myrtal Meep or Matt Clay to confirm (or not) that they can no longer crash UML with Apache/Perl/MySQL. This will probably be fixed with the new network drivers. Someone needs to try booting UML as a diskless client via bootp and make sure that it works I have a bug that says that diskless booting doesn't work because it's impossible to assign an address to a network interface from the command line. However, I've heard of someone booting diskless successfully, so this needs to be cleared up. I have an old bug that claims that UML can be crashed with a ping flood. I haven't seen this happen recently, so if anyone else has, you'd better let me know. Larent Bonnaud claimed a while ago that upgrading a Debian filesystem hung the kernel. I need to know if this is still a problem. Done: Packaging: * It currently sucks. What I want is an RPM and a deb for each release containing: the kernel HOWTO user-mode network tools test harness test suite maybe a small root filesystem like the tomsrtbt modules mkrootfs Anything else? I also need suggestions for locations for all these things. Features: * Added more stuff to /proc/cpuinfo (mistral) Bugs: I used to see syslog ocassionally hang, but haven't in a long time. It happened again, and it turns out I was enabling signals when they shouldn't be, allowing the timer to interrupt a sensitive part of do_IRQ. gdb doesn't find the kernel if it isn't called 'linux' (Brian J. Murrell) Have the ubd driver figure out the block device size with BLKGETSIZE if necessary (Lennert Buytenhek, marc) Make sure it boots in the presence of IO redirection and piping (JS) Rebooting a UML under debug won't kill the old gdb Remove assumption that argv is contiguous (Boria Feigin) Have hostfs copy user data with copy_{to,from}_user. Put in Lennert's utsname patch (Lennert Buytenhek) Put in Lennert's ubd LFS patch (Lennert Buytenhek) * The kernel shouldn't hang when debug is requested and it wasn't compiled with CONFIG_PT_PROXY. * Make empty_zero_page and empty_bad_page reserved (Rik) * Increase COMMAND_LINE_SIZE to something bigger (JS) * Put breakpoints on panic and stop * Make hostfs figure out external filenames by walking up the dentry->parent tree rather than having inodes store them. Confirm fixes: * Get Rik van Riel to confirm that UML no longer loses characters that he types at the console. Rik says he hasn't seen it in a while, mistral confirms. * Allow gdb to be attached to a host device in the same way that consoles and serial lines can |
From: <lis...@os...> - 2001-03-14 15:02:12
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Jeff Dike writes: > > * Figure out why ^S and ^Q don't work on the console You might try running vim & vi there while you're at it. I've been meaning to mention they don't work very well, and I'm less fond of ed and ex though I can use them in a pinch. When I boot, I attach bash to the console (this is my test machine) rather than a getty or sulogin. ^C doesn't work either. |
From: Jeff D. <jd...@ka...> - 2001-03-14 18:38:55
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lis...@os... said: > You might try running vim & vi there while you're at it. I've been > meaning to mention they don't work very well, and I'm less fond of ed > and ex though I can use them in a pinch. > When I boot, I attach bash to the console (this is my test machine) > rather than a getty or sulogin. > ^C doesn't work either. vi works fine for me, as does ^C. Have you tried starting everything up the normal way (via getty and login) rather than starting bash some hokey way, finding things that don't work and concluding that UML must be broken? Jeff |
From: <lis...@os...> - 2001-03-15 15:01:50
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Jeff Dike writes: > lis...@os... said: > > You might try running vim & vi there while you're at it. I've been > > meaning to mention they don't work very well, and I'm less fond of ed > > and ex though I can use them in a pinch. > > When I boot, I attach bash to the console (this is my test machine) > > rather than a getty or sulogin. > > ^C doesn't work either. > > vi works fine for me, as does ^C. Have you tried starting everything up the > normal way (via getty and login) rather than starting bash some hokey way, > finding things that don't work and concluding that UML must be broken? I start bash up in much the same way in a real computer (inittab entries) and that works fine. |
From: Jeff D. <jd...@ka...> - 2001-03-15 16:00:41
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lis...@os... said: > I start bash up in much the same way in a real computer (inittab > entries) and that works fine. So, it looks like something about starting about starting bash directly from inittab is leaving you with messed up stty info. Jeff |
From: <lis...@os...> - 2001-03-16 15:02:11
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Jeff Dike writes: > lis...@os... said: > > I start bash up in much the same way in a real computer (inittab > > entries) and that works fine. > > So, it looks like something about starting about starting bash directly from > inittab is leaving you with messed up stty info. That's correct, though on a real machine I do it directly from inittab with redirection operators, and on UML I do it directly from inittab without redirection: IF::wait:/root/bin/setup sh::wait:/bin/bash --login The first does ny customised fiddling (my aim is to have the guest as near vendor-standard as possible). |
From: <lis...@os...> - 2001-03-14 15:02:12
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Jeff Dike writes: > > * Figure out why ^S and ^Q don't work on the console You might try running vim & vi there while you're at it. I've been meaning to mention they don't work very well, and I'm less fond of ed and ex though I can use them in a pinch. When I boot, I attach bash to the console (this is my test machine) rather than a getty or sulogin. ^C doesn't work either. |
From: <lis...@os...> - 2001-03-14 15:02:13
Attachments:
uml.cvsbuild
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Jeff Dike writes: > * Figure out how to make a module tar file with the right structure My toolkit that I said does this does this, but it's not ready to reship just now coz there some other things it should do but doesn't. Here's the build script tho. It will require customisation to set some necessary information. |
From: <lis...@os...> - 2001-03-14 15:02:16
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Jeff Dike writes: > Changes from the last list posted are marked with '*'. > > * Figure out how to make a module tar file with the right structure I have that. I'll send you my latest toolset tonight. |
From: Boria F. <bo...@qu...> - 2001-03-15 18:42:26
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On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 12:32:16AM -0500, Jeff Dike wrote: > Remove the tty mode save/restore from main and put it in the > file descriptor channel code. (Boria Feigin) Hi Getting back to the tty stuff - the patch i sent you some time ago doesn't allow the save/restore code to be removed from main - you were right about the last console not being closed on shutdown. So if i were to remove the tty save/restore code at this point from main, the console might be left in a mess after uml exits, and some memory wouldn't get kfree()'d as it should. The only way i can think of around the problem is to have some kind of callback. The stdio_console and ssl code would register it on opening and it would get called on exit from linux_main (or round about there). I am not sure, but i think other parts of uml could also benefit from such a callback, it would look pretty ugly tho. regards, boria |
From: Jeff D. <jd...@ka...> - 2001-04-05 17:02:48
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Changes from the last version are marked with a '*'. Not done Packaging Put together a UML deb builder Figure out how to ship the UML test suite Figure out how to make a module tar file with the right structure Functionality Add a mechanism for rereading module symbols when the module is reloaded. Integrate Greg Lonnon's I/O space emulation Make the socket channel work Figure out what to do about the network driver. There are duelling drivers from Jim Leu and Lennert Buytenhek, and I need to figure out how to merge the best bits from them into a single driver, or split them into two very distinct drivers. Extract Patrick Schaaf's cool new block driver from him. Remove the tty mode save/restore from main and put it in the file descriptor channel code. (Boria Feigin) Bugs I occasionally see one of the loggers dying from a SIGTERM during boot because of a kill that's somehow directed at the wrong process. My attempts to run the Debian install procedure hung UML while it was probing disks. I never figured out what was happening. I need to figure out why some people see 'Unexpectedly got signal 4 in signals'. This has been reported a couple of times, but I've never got any information that would help me debug it. Implement copy_{from,to}_user using setjmp/longjmp. Fix gcov and gprof support Make UML build without warnings Figure out why the umn device won't serve more than one packet to remote machines. Make sure that each clock tick gets counted Fix the Chronos Tachyon update_brk panic Figure out the hostfs crash that Larent Bonnaud is seeing make 'gdb=pty' work Figure out how to make -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 work with modules Figure out why ^S and ^Q don't work on the console * Stop the hangs caused by someone disconnecting from a virtual console * umn needs to destroy the slip device when it's no longer needed (JS) * clean up the umn_set_addr logic * protect kernel memory from userspace * Make sure that readonly hostfs really is readonly (James McMechan) * Figure out why the io_thread loses its parent and its connection to the kernel Confirm Fix Get either Myrtal Meep or Matt Clay to confirm (or not) that they can no longer crash UML with Apache/Perl/MySQL. This will probably be fixed with the new network drivers. Someone needs to try booting UML as a diskless client via bootp and make sure that it works. I have a bug that says that diskless booting doesn't work because it's impossible to assign an address to a network interface from the command line. However, I've heard of someone booting diskless successfully, so this needs to be cleared up. I have an old bug that claims that UML can be crashed with a ping flood. I haven't seen this happen recently, so if anyone else has, you'd better let me know. Larent Bonnaud claimed a while ago that upgrading a Debian filesystem hung the kernel. I need to know if this is still a problem. Done Packaging It currently sucks. What I want is an RPM and a deb for each release containing: the kernel HOWTO user-mode network tools test harness test suite maybe a small root filesystem like the tomsrtbt modules mkrootfs Anything else? I also need suggestions for locations for all these things. Functionality Added more stuff to /proc/cpuinfo (mistral) Allow gdb to be attached to a host device in the same way that consoles and serial lines can * modify_ldt implemented (patch from Lennert Buytenhek) * Add support for root hostfs Bugs I used to see syslog ocassionally hang, but haven't in a long time. It happened again, and it turns out I was enabling signals when they shouldn't be, allowing the timer to interrupt a sensitive part of do_IRQ. gdb doesn't find the kernel if it isn't called 'linux' (Brian J. Murrell) Have the ubd driver figure out the block device size with BLKGETSIZE if necessary (Lennert Buytenhek, marc) Make sure it boots in the presence of IO redirection and piping (JS) Rebooting a UML under debug won't kill the old gdb Remove assumption that argv is contiguous (Boria Feigin) Have hostfs copy user data with copy_{to,from}_user. Put in Lennert's utsname patch (Lennert Buytenhek) Put in Lennert's ubd LFS patch (Lennert Buytenhek) The kernel shouldn't hang when debug is requested and it wasn't compiled with CONFIG_PT_PROXY. Make empty_zero_page and empty_bad_page reserved (Rik) Increase COMMAND_LINE_SIZE to something bigger (JS) Put breakpoints on panic and stop Make hostfs figure out external filenames by walking up the dentry->parent tree rather than having inodes store them. * Figure out the wait_for_page hangs * Figure out why hostfs misses files in large directories * Make sure init can exec (Al Viro) * Fix the problems that mistral is seeing. This is three bugs - the sleep hang, a bug in sigio_handler (both fixed), plus the sigreturn bug. * Reimplement process signal delivery to eliminate the race when the process han dler returns * Various fixes and cleanups in hostfs (Al Viro) * Remove real_mm from thread and replace it with some unused pte bits * Fix /proc/cmdline (prose from Henrik Nordstrom, code from Greg Lonnon) * drivers Makefile cleanup (patch from Greg Lonnon) * tty_flip_buffer_push fixlet patch from (Gordon McNutt) * The ubd device should reset openflags between mounts (jfreak) Confirm Fix Get Rik van Riel to confirm that UML no longer loses characters that he types at the console. Rik says he hasn't seen it in a while, mistral confirms. |
From: Boria F. <bo...@bl...> - 2001-04-05 22:01:18
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On Thu, Apr 05, 2001 at 01:14:37PM -0500, Jeff Dike wrote: > Remove the tty mode save/restore from main and put it in the ok, i think i need some advice on this. the problem: on bootup, console_setup and write_console get called rather early, kmem is not initialised and so kmalloc and irqs don't work, so i can't use open_chan_pair. the thing is that write_console uses raw() and cooked(), so when the tty state finally gets to me, through con_open and open_chan_pair, it's already been messed with. i was thinking about adding one more parameter to open_chan{_pair} which would allow setting up irq without actually calling the open_{fd,tty} funcs. so console_setup calls open_chan_pair, which only opens the channel but doesn't setup the irq and later con_open calls open_chan_pair and sets up the irq. but again, the memory allocation problem remains: alloc_bootmem doesn't sound like the right thing to call, kmalloc doesn't work at that stage in boot up and the only thing left is malloc. tia, boria |
From: Jeff D. <jd...@ka...> - 2001-04-07 17:32:32
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bo...@bl... said: > alloc_bootmem doesn't sound like the right thing to call, Why not? > kmalloc > doesn't work at that stage in boot up and the only thing left is > malloc. And malloc is going to turn into a redirection to alloc_bootmem/kmalloc at some point, so that's not a real choice. Jeff |
From: Boria F. <bo...@bl...> - 2001-04-07 18:00:23
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On Sat, Apr 07, 2001 at 01:44:39PM -0500, Jeff Dike wrote: > bo...@bl... said: > > alloc_bootmem doesn't sound like the right thing to call, > > Why not? the mallocing code will be in a function called save_tty_state() which will get called by open_fd/open_tty. AFAIK these functions will not only be used at boot up but also throughout the system lifetime by open_chan_pair. can alloc_bootmem be used as a substitute for kmalloc in that case, and if yes, how do you free the memory alloced with alloc_bootmem? tia boria |
From: <lis...@os...> - 2001-04-05 22:30:23
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Jeff Dike writes: > Changes from the last version are marked with a '*'. > All this should be in that todo document I was talking about. None if it > Someone needs to try booting UML as a diskless client via > bootp and make sure that it works. > > I have a bug that says that diskless booting doesn't work > because it's impossible to assign an address to a network interface > from the command line. However, I've heard of someone booting > diskless successfully, so this needs to be cleared up. I configure my workstations with bootp in the kernel, and I have setup a diskless workstation using a bootable floppy and tftp. There is no doubt that you need something for a MAC address for the bootp server (I use the dhcp package from ISC). Now, you CAN configure the kernel with an IP address of your choice (through lilo for example), so breaking the rules isn't impossible. But you still need a MAC address. I suggest a separate program that gets the configuration information from from a DHCP server - the DCHP client program and pump both would provide a good starting-point - to take a user-provided MAC address and get back whatever the server can offer including DNS, hostname and so on. The kernel should be able to then use tftp to get what it needs from the tftp server. |
From: Henrik N. <hn...@ma...> - 2001-04-07 11:42:58
Attachments:
um_Makefile.patch
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Jeff Dike wrote: > Figure out how to make a module tar file with the right structure Right structure for what? I have a small patch to correct the module directory name on "make modules_install". With this you can simply make ARCH=um modules make ARCH=um INSTALL_MOD_PATH=/path/to/uml/root modules_install and the modules will get installed and depmod:ed at the correct place with the correct structure. /Henrik |
From: <lis...@os...> - 2001-04-06 15:04:37
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You've added "--version," perhaps you could add "--help" to the operands too. |