From: Jeff D. <jd...@ad...> - 2004-08-20 17:59:58
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kr...@by... said: > uml-core-on-panic > Make the uml kernel dump core on kernel panics for later analysis. > Default: off, there is a kernel cmd line arg to enable that. I like this, but I think it would be better done in a panic_notifier. > uml-fix-mconsole-proc > fix kernel crash triggered by running "uml_mconsole <umid> proc > <some-file>" > multipole times. I didn't do it this way on purpose. I create an internal procfs mount in case the UML root user has mounted something else on /proc. I don't want the mconsole on the host to be faked out by that. > uml-net-flush-on-ifup > flush incoming packets on ifup -- fixes networks stalls which happen > in > case the unix socket buffer is already full when the interface is > up'ed > (due to SIGIO never signaling arrived data). Applied, BTW, this one is mangled on your site: @@ -129,6 +129,7 @@ static int uml_net_open(struct net_devic It's in my 2.4 tree and will get moved over to 2.6 in due course. > uml-terminal-cleanup > tty / console handling cleanups. The patchfile itself has a long > description. I like this one, but it's big and I'm going to have to take a good look at it. I'm somewhat unhappy about the command line change, where you need to specify a console or UML doesn't boot. That'll break everyone's scripts. Is it possible to provide a default console if there isn't one on the command line? > What is the status of the amd64 port? The 2.6.4 patch on sf.net > produces lots of rejects when I try to apply it on top of the 2.6.7 > uml patch. Is a newer version available somewhere? Or can I just > ignore all the rejects (guess not)? It's stuck on 2.6.4 for now. I'm going to get it caught up, but haven't decided when yet. Jeff |