On Mon, Mar 19, 2007 at 12:45:38AM -0400, Wenbin Zhang wrote:
> Hello Guys,
>
> I have one question here, how to make default system running on the top of
> one vserver? That is:
>
> -
> vserver
> ---
> host linux
>
> hardware
> ---
>
> 1) I setup one server on the default host system.
>(Both the host system and the verser are linux).
hopefully, otherwise it won't work, it's not a VM or
VMM, Linux-VServer is OS-Level virtualization :)
> 2) After the machine power on and boot, the whole
>thing will be taken over by the vserver, say,
>the GUI display, the input are controlled by
>vserver automatically.
so you have to put the relevant stuff into the
context and provide that context with the necessary
capabilities (depends on the actual hw interfaces)
>After boot, the user were not expected to use
>the host linux again.
> 3) But the display/input control still can be
>switched to the host linux in case of need.
>After using, the control will be able to switch
>back to vserver.
that _really_ depends on the hw and the software
used for e.g. interface and input ...
you can put services into a context quite early in
the system startup, you could even put the entire
host init process into a context from initramfs
> Any good idea to achieve this?
you might want to have a look at the MoreUbuntu
solution for multi seat linux ...
best,
Herbert
> Thanks,
> Wenbin
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