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1292922128 M * Weihnachtsmann lol! my kernel is booting and my guest VPS say: kernel not boot :D
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1292923690 M * Weihnachtsmann http://paste.linux-vserver.org/18486
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1292937137 M * lvplvp Hi, can anyone please confirm that the kernel from this tutorial is working on their machine?
1292937138 M * lvplvp http://linux-vserver.org/Installation_on_CentOS
1292937172 M * lvplvp I tried on a couple of different machines and I always end up with kernel panic.
1292937544 M * ard and the panic says it cannot mount your root device?
1292937546 M * ard :-)
1292937565 M * lvplvp hahaha
1292937568 M * lvplvp something like that.
1292937598 M * lvplvp i do not remember exactly because i'm not in the server room but it I think it was that.
1292937615 M * lvplvp I tried with the 2.6.22.19 RPM too but it was the same.
1292937706 M * ard well, if it is a panic like that, you need to learn how to install your kernels and most probable: the initrd/initramfs which contains the drivers of your root device :-)
1292937733 M * ard personally I always compile kernels myself with sufficient drivers for the root device
1292937783 M * ard after installation of the kernel usually a process kicks off that creates that init image
1292937803 M * ard that image gets loaded by the bootloader (usually grub) together with the kernel
1292937838 M * lvplvp When I compile the kernel manualy and patch it with the patch it is ok, but I want to know why this RPM packages don't work?
1292937868 M * lvplvp It should be ready for the mases, not everyone knows how to compile a vanila kernel.
1292937899 M * ard distro kernels somehow require a good initramfs/initrd to load the root drivers. This image is created after it knows/probes which drivers should be on that image
1292937952 M * ard the magic incantation to recreate that image and how to configure that is different per distro
1292937981 M * ard And to be honest: I only found it to work reliable on ubuntu. I am a Debian guy myself :-)
1292938039 M * ard The downside of ubuntu is, that it is hard to compile/package kernels. In Debian that's a breeze so I usually do that :-)
1292938060 M * pmjdebruijn true
1292938068 M * pmjdebruijn initramfs complicates things
1292938076 M * pmjdebruijn though building a fully monolithing kernel is easy on any distro
1292938081 M * pmjdebruijn *c
1292938143 M * ard heh... I tried it on ubuntu with make-kpkg... I failed because I didn't know how to compile the fglrx module in a normal way
1292938204 M * pmjdebruijn heh, well using binary blogs is a whole thing seperate
1292938208 M * pmjdebruijn blobs*
1292938221 M * lvplvp The most strange thing is that this machine have some "exotic" hardware probably and the default centos kernel works ok, but when I download the same vanila kernel version and use the existing config file, from the runing kernel, and komile the vanila kernel, it won't work.
1292938229 M * ard well, ok, then I failed because I couldn't compile zaphfc :-)
1292938264 M * lvplvp komile = compile
1292938265 M * pmjdebruijn lvplvp: the stock centos kernel, is _HEAVILY_ patched
1292938312 M * ard Ah, yes, yet another reason to use vanilla kernels: you then know what kind of problems to expect ;-)
1292938338 M * pmjdebruijn well, yes and no :)
1292938342 M * pmjdebruijn the centos stuff is nice though
1292938353 M * pmjdebruijn you just don't want to fiddle with the sources
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1292938369 M * pmjdebruijn last time I tired, the patched centos kernel didn't even compile with a modified .config
1292938383 M * lvplvp So you think that if I download any vanila kernel version and just do "make config" it will create some "default" kernel configuration which have some chance to work?
1292938396 M * ard no
1292938428 M * ard you just have to look at 3 important things: your cpu, your root device, and maybe your network device (depending on if you want nfs-root)
1292938429 M * pmjdebruijn lvplvp: booting the centos kernel, and doing 'lsmod' should give you a good idea what you need to have enabled
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1292941510 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1292941513 M * Bertl morning folks!
1292942441 M * pmjdebruijn mornin
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1292956322 M * Weihnachtsmann http://paste.linux-vserver.org/18486
1292956592 M * daniel_hozac try installing a Linux-VServer kernel.
1292956693 M * Weihnachtsmann runing ;) 
1292956706 M * Weihnachtsmann Carolin:/var/lib/vservers# uname -r
1292956706 M * Weihnachtsmann 2.6.26-2-amd64
1292956715 M * daniel_hozac yeah, that's not a Linux-VServer kernel.
1292956733 M * Weihnachtsmann sure!
1292956783 M * Bertl try with 'cat /proc/virtual/info'
1292956887 M * Weihnachtsmann  cat /proc/virtual/info
1292956887 M * Weihnachtsmann cat: /proc/virtual/info: No such file or directory
1292956906 M * Bertl there you go, no Linux-VServer kernel :)
1292957095 M * Weihnachtsmann :(
1292957107 M * Weihnachtsmann :) reboott zZZZ :P kernel okay, thx man
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1292959698 M * Bertl nap attack .. bbl
1292959715 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1292961795 A * arekm has really weird resource limit problems on 2.6.36.2 + vserver + grsec
1292961869 M * arekm vps aux shows total 104 processes, ~1GB of free memory but trying to enter to the guest ends with bash: fork: retry: Resource temporarily unavailable
1292961992 M * arekm no problems visible on host while vserver guest enter ends up with above fork problem
1292962155 M * arekm http://pld.pastebin.com/jC2wMUxP
1292962462 M * arekm second server where I see such problem on the same kernel
1292962940 J * derjohn_mob aj@tmo-043-223.customers.d1-online.com
1292963003 M * arekm is delta-cred-feat03.diff important fix or just some testing?
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1292971596 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1292971640 M * Bertl back now ...
1292971653 M * Bertl arekm: what do the limits show for the guest?
1292972557 J * Weihnachtsmann ~YOSEF@ip-95-223-36-117.unitymediagroup.de
1292972558 M * Weihnachtsmann Böhm?
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