From: Paul S. Gumerman (psg_at_cooldog.com)
Date: Thu 17 Feb 2005 - 21:56:10 GMT
The "legacy" method did, in fact, ignore /lib64 and failed to copy it.
After manually copying that directory,
I got no error messages, but I still couldn't start the vserver.
I finally managed to get the "yum" method to work, and the vserver
starts!!!! YEAH!
Jacques Gelinas wrote:
>On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 14:33:05 -0500, Paul S. Gumerman wrote
>
>
>>I'm at the point where I need some help.
>>
>>The machine is a dual Opteron, with Fedora Core 3 installed. I've
>>downloaded a vanilla 2.6.11rc-3 kernel, and patched it with the latest
>>vs1.94-rc4 patch set, which applied and built cleanly. Then I built the
>>util-vserver packages from source, and installed them with rpm.
>>
>>Since I want to try things first with a FC3 x86_64 virtual server, I
>>ended up using the "legacy" option to build vserver "vts64". I then
>>edited rc.sysinit to remove most everything. I also created a "test"
>>server with the "skeleton" build option, and used that info and info
>>from Google to create the newer config files for "vts64". I'm fairly
>>certain that all the config stuff is good.
>>
>>But ...... when I try to start the vserver, I get this error message:
>>
>> vcontext: execvp("/etc/rc.d/rc"): No such file or directory
>>
>>
>
>Do you have /lib64 installed in the vserver ?
>
>Maybe the build strategy ignore this directory (which only exists on x64).
>
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