Am Thursday 17 June 2004 10:45 schrieb Matthias Wieser: Bernhard Duebi wrote:
> Hi, > > today I did > vserver vs01 build -m debootstrap ... > vserver vs01 start > vserver vs01 enter > and it worked. > But the point is, I want a SuSE based vserver. Unfortunately > util-vserver doesn't know about SuSE. I'm sure I can make it work if I > knew how util-vserver works. But by now I have no idea what it takes to > make a vserver work. Well also suse may be different, the principle is the following: * make a skeleton * cp files you need into that tree, /dev should not get populated! No service should hardware related :-) That is all it takes. After that you can run the server ... That is the shortest discription I am able to give to you. Bootstraping suse may have the following steps: vserver NAME build -m skeleton mv /vserver/NAME/dev /vserver/NAME/dev.new check all things, that the rpm program needs to run After that install all needed packages within the host by doing a chroot inside. I hope that helps a bit to understand the vserver utils. They are plan bash, if you want to read them /usr/share/util-vserver will hold them (or was it /usr/lib/util-vserver Ciao, Matthias -- Matthias Wieser http://www.hiasl.net Hafnerriegel 53 ICQ: 12597522 8010 Graz AFS: www.afs.at +43-650-8474256 Beach Volley Ball _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver
