[uml-devel] 2.4.23aa1

[uml-devel] 2.4.23aa1

[D. Bahi]

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does anybody here use or know about Andrea Arcangeli's patchset
that includes UML?

i'm wondering how upto/outof date it is - and if it incorporates
both the uml-patch and the host-skas patch set in one....

http://www.us.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/andrea/kernels/v2.4/2.4.23aa1/

[ ] 50_uml-patch-2.4.20-..> 04-Dec-2003 15:21   170k  
[ ] 50_uml-patch-2.4.20-..> 04-Dec-2003 15:21     1k  
[ ] 50_uml-patch-2.4.20-..> 04-Dec-2003 15:21   220k  
[ ] 50_uml-patch-2.4.20-..> 04-Dec-2003 15:21     1k  
[ ] 50_uml-patch-2.4.20-..> 04-Dec-2003 15:21     1k  
[ ] 51_uml-aa-14            27-Jul-2003 18:45     6k  
[ ] 51_uml-o1-5             07-Jun-2003 07:21    10k  
[ ] 52_alloc_pages-1        30-Mar-2002 12:21     1k  
[ ] 52_uml-sys-read-write-5 13-Feb-2003 20:20     1k  
[ ] 53_uml-cache-shift-1    05-Sep-2002 17:08     1k  
[ ] 54_uml-sa_interrupt-1   31-Aug-2001 18:00     1k  
[ ] 55_uml-highmem-1        16-Nov-2002 22:22     1k  
[ ] 56_uml-pte-highmem-7    09-Jun-2003 10:50     7k  
[ ] 57_uml-kernel-thread-1  29-May-2003 02:11     1k  

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Re: [uml-devel] getting Arcangeli's patches (was: 2.4.23aa1)

[BlaisorBlade]

Alle 17:52, giovedì 11 dicembre 2003, D. Bahi ha scritto:
> does anybody here use or know about Andrea Arcangeli's patchset
> that includes UML?
>
> i'm wondering how upto/outof date it is - and if it incorporates
You can see that the version number is 2.4.20-5. (By looking at the complete 
filename of the skas patch).
A bit outdated, actually.
But the other patches could be interesting for Jeff to take into his tree... 
the names seem to mean that he fixed highmem support and a lot of other 
things...

> both the uml-patch and the host-skas patch set in one....
>
I don't know... but the question is actually meaningless anyway. I.e. every 
UML patch includes the SKAS patch, but it's useful for when you run a UML 
inside another UML: this outer one will have the SKAS support for the inner 
one. So you need the separate SKAS patch.
You need two separate kernel trees, or you won't be able to build a kernel.
For space consumption, you can get a vanilla tree(please clean it before doing 
this, or you'll copy built files and waste time and space for this) in one 
place(let's say /usr/src/linux), and do this:
cd /usr/src
cp -al linux linuxUm(note that the second folder MUST be on the same 
partition; this command will create hardlink instead of copy, i.e. it will 
consume no space; anyway, patch will patch only one tree, since it creates a 
new file, which is no more a hardlink).
cd linuxUm
<apply the UML patch>
cd ../linux
<apply the SKAS patch>
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Re: [uml-devel] 2.4.23aa1

[BlaisorBlade]

Alle 17:52, giovedì 11 dicembre 2003, D. Bahi ha scritto:
> does anybody here use or know about Andrea Arcangeli's patchset
> that includes UML?
>
> i'm wondering how upto/outof date it is - and if it incorporates
> both the uml-patch and the host-skas patch set in one....
>
> http://www.us.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/andrea/kernels/v2.4/2.4.23
>aa1/
The other UML-related patches he includes could be interesting for Jeff to 
take into his tree... the names seem to mean that he fixed highmem support 
and a lot of other things... Jeff, what do you think of them?

> [ ] 51_uml-aa-14            27-Jul-2003 18:45     6k
> [ ] 51_uml-o1-5             07-Jun-2003 07:21    10k
> [ ] 52_alloc_pages-1        30-Mar-2002 12:21     1k
> [ ] 52_uml-sys-read-write-5 13-Feb-2003 20:20     1k
> [ ] 53_uml-cache-shift-1    05-Sep-2002 17:08     1k
> [ ] 54_uml-sa_interrupt-1   31-Aug-2001 18:00     1k

> [ ] 55_uml-highmem-1        16-Nov-2002 22:22     1k
> [ ] 56_uml-pte-highmem-7    09-Jun-2003 10:50     7k
[Note these 2 especially!]
> [ ] 57_uml-kernel-thread-1  29-May-2003 02:11     1k
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