Alle 20:43, mercoledì 29 ottobre 2003, Alan Murrell ha scritto:
> Hello,
>
> I am wishing to test a Linux Virtual Server ("LVS") setup
> (http://www.linuxvertualserver.com) prior to deploying it in a production
> environment. LVS requires a couple of kernel patches, whcih is usually no
> problems. However, I also assumed that I had to compile a new
> user-Mode-Linux kernel to boot with. Would this be correct?
You mean "I want to try LVS with no real PC but only guest ones", right? If
so, the UML guests' kernel must have the LVS patch in it.
> The reason I
> ask is because I did download a vanilla kernel (2.4.22), and applied the
> UML and LVS patches. But when I ran 'make menuconfig ARCH=um', there were
> no options for LVS (mostly to do witht he load-balancing options)
The UML build uses different Config.in files, so the LVS patch didn't patch
them. The simplest solution I can imagine is to configure LVS with the normal
arch, then open .config and save somewhere the lines regarding LVS. Then
configure the kernel for UML and paste those lines you saved in the new
.config you get.
>
> Any light you can help shed on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Alan Murrell <alan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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