On 2008-06-13, Frank B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have succeed to install Dazuko-3.5.1 under Ubuntu hardy heron
> 8.04!
>
> It builds and works fine both ways (using redirfs or syscalls)
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> Using syscalls:::::
> ./configure --without-dep --enable-syscalls
> --mapfile=/boot/System.map-2.6.24-18-generic --disable-local-dpath
> --disable-chroot-support --disable-stacking
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> or
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> Using redirfs (Gentoo way)::::: (here redirfs.ko was copied to
> /lib/modules/kernel_version/extra
> and
> redirfs.h was copied to /usr/include
>
> ./configure --enable-redirfs --redirfsdir=/usr/include --system=linux26
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> My question::: what is the safest way (redirfs or syscalls) to use
> Dazuko??

If syscalls works correctly, then it is definately the safer (more
stable) choice. Although redirfs is showing excellent potential, it is
still under development.

John Ogness

-- 
Dazuko Maintainer


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