Thx for the interesting idea of mounting a Host mountpoint within a VM.
Might work in special situations but I can immediately anticipate problems
between distros and even distro versions because of
- init scripts may or may not exist
- degree of systemd integration. Something as simple as a syste
If your host machine is also openSUSE ,then you can probably mount host's
/sbin/ on the virutal machine's /mnt/
with a command like -
UML VM#mount none /mnt -t hostfs -o /sbin
Now you have access to host's binary from within virtual machine. You can
copy some missing files.
Though these copied bi
Update - I found that the init command was inaccessible in all running VMs
(weird) but this led me to look closer at what was available in /sbin.
Unfortunately at least in the openSUSE image, any power off/shutdown/halt
commands failed because they in turn were calling apps which did not exist.
I
Of course!
Thx,
Tony
On Feb 4, 2013 7:05 PM, "Lakshmipathi.G" wrote:
> Hi Tony -
> Did something like 'init 0' works ?
>
> Sometime back,I faced few problems after shutdown with 'init 0' file
> system became read-only !
> more info here :
> http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/india/2011-A
Hi Tony -
Did something like 'init 0' works ?
Sometime back,I faced few problems after shutdown with 'init 0' file
system became read-only !
more info here :
http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/india/2011-April/004567.html
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Cheers,
Lakshmipathi.G
FOSS Programmer.
www.giis.co.in
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Hello,
Now that I recently was able to boot some UML VMs, I quickly ran into
the problem that the fs I am using from fs.devloop.org.uk seem
to be missing some fairly standard executables like /sbin/shutdown.
So, am wondering how to best shutdown a VM missing "shutdown," should
it and others like
