Greetings;
Good point, but all the directory entries and profile execs for
a dozen or so penguins are already set up, from way back when the
Marist distrib was the hot thing here. And, there was a pattern
then.
So, although there may not be a reason for the virtual addresses
to be different, making them the same is more work than changing
the clones to fit. -- I think it would be any way!
Thanks,
Dennis
Bill Stermer
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Dennis,
Since your running under VM can't you leave the virtual addresses in Linux
the same in all images and let VM take care of the physical side? In other
words just attach different physical addresses to the same virtual address
across all you Linux images in the profile exec?
Just a thought but I can't see what is gained by having different
addressing in each Linux image. No matter what Linux virtual machine your
looking at ctc0 can always be, for instance, 0300 virtual but what is
attached at 0300 by VM is a different physical address for each image.
Best regards,
Bill Stermer
ACS - City of Anaheim
