That is really interesting!
Where in what CP control block can we get that info?
(My 2.4.7 kernel doesn't seem to have that info anywhere.)
Ulrich Weigand
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Stephen Frazier wrote:
>When installing Linux on VM, the procedure is the same no matter whether
>the VM is running first level, second level, third level or nth level.
>The Linux guest has no way of telling how many levels of VM it is
>running under.
Not quite true; if you have a recent kernel, /proc/sysinfo will tell you,
amongst other things, under how many VM levels you are running. (However,
the output is restricted to only 8 levels ...)
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Best Regards
Ulrich Weigand
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