Compiling Kernel 2.6.3 with vs0.08 on Debian fails, the error is: > fs/builtin.o: In function `load_aout_binary`: > fs/builtin.o(.text+0x275dc): undefined reference to `vx_rsspages_sub` > make[1]...
Any idea? This seems similar to http://list.linux-vserver.org/archive/vserver/msg06189.html but herbert's "switch ((long)filp->f_pos) {" is present in the vs0.08 patch. And what do you think about using Kernel 2.6 with Vserver on Hosting Servers "in the wild"? I have running it since 2.6.0 on a customer's hosting server as he absolutely wanted to do so and I'm using it on some fileservers (lvm2, raid, sata, scsi, netatalk, samba3... - running on mandrake without any problems, serving files to os8, os9, osX, w2k...) Kernel 2.6 seems to be very stable - what about the Vserver patches? We would like to start our first two Vserver machines (P4 HT 2.6GHz, 2GB, 2x120GB SATA each) near the end of the next week and migrate some UML Servers to them. I have to come to a decision: Kernel 2.4.25_vs1.26 or Kernel 2.6.3_vs0.08 - what is your opinion? Any experiences? Cheers, Thomas N.B.: Herbert, don't be angry with me, but your homepage IS a little bit confusing. I wasn't able to find out if the Quota Hashes (and per context disk limits) are included in the vs0.08 patch. The two links on http://www.13thfloor.at/vserver/e_patches/overview/ suggests this as they point to the same destination, is this true? We have had no chance to find it out by ourselves as all the 2.6.x kernels we tried out didn't compile with vs0.0x on Debian - but in the kernel configuration we didn't find any hints on quota hashes like in kernel 2.4.x -- Thomas Gelf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver
