Re: [User-mode-linux-user] FeedBack on latest kernel

[James M. <mac...@ED...>]

On Thu, 5 Oct 2000, Jeff Dike wrote:

> mac...@ed... said:
> > if it even acknowledges the enter ;). It makes logging in a very
> > challenging experience :). 
> So, it happens so often you can't log in...

Yes, the password is hard to tell if you get a character or not :(.

> Does it happen only on the main console?  Have you checked it on a virtual 
> console, the serial line, or in a telnet session?

Happens on ssh logins too. I believe it happend on other virtuals, but I
have not tested that way lately.

> Can you tell me exactly how you're running UML?

In a directory I have a small root filesystem that was basically a boot
disk with vi and ping added and some extra space to see if I could get
apache on it :).

I do not have experience with devfs so I mknod the ptys that ssh wants
after the boot, but I know the problem was there before that :).

I do the ./um_.... eth0 100 and then ./linux and up she comes. I have only
one virtual screen, as I prefer to play via ssh so I can rsync stuff
around.

> As for that networking thing, have you tried both interfaces to see if they 
> both have the problem?

You mean the umn method? Not from home because I did not have slip in the
kernel. I will see about getting something there to test that.

> 				Jeff
> 

thanks again,
JES
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