* Hans Ulrich Niedermann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > And you can even do that disabling cleanly and automatically if you > install your guest systems with a virtual klogd instead of the > standard one which contains nothing but > > Provides: linux-kernel-log-daemon > Conflicts: linux-kernel-log-daemon > Replaces: linux-kernel-log-daemon > > OK, it could make sense to call this package not > "util-vserver-something" but "vserver-guest". This isn't about > util-vserver any more, but more something like adding Debian support > for a new hardware platform. > > And for the other hardware stuff Herbert mentioned (random, rtc, > usb)... theoretically, this vserver-guest package could pull in > dependencies on adapted versions, or provide virtual packages which > aren't useful on the guest system.
Yeah.. Honestly, I'd rather see the vserver patch 'fake out' this stuff
instead of having a bunch of special packages be required in the guest.
If nothing else, it makes it that much more obvious that it's a vserver
guest and that there's a master server somewhere which someone might be
interested in trying to bust into...
Stephen
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