...Le samedi 12 F�vrier 2005 00:23, Jean Christophe a �crit :
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There's no from-scratch build method for Mandrake (yet?). And i don't know much about mandrake, so i can't help there in too many ways. I guess the easiest way is to find someone who got a mandrake vserver template, creating a vserver skeleton and putting the template in place.
... You are maybe right, I am keeping looking, and writing. This is the "fun" with it. In 6 months, I will have 2 rpm's and a lot of explanation about it. Right now, I have to used what I have left beetween my hears, and it is not so much ;-) I did start linux for three years ago and I am still learning ! Thank's for your help, have a nice week end, but don't be afraid to write to me if you get some ideas. Cheers Jean Christophe
Oh dear, I didn't see this thread before... Jean Christophe seems to have the same problem than me a few weeks ago...
I sorry JC, but the only doc a I had time to write is on paper for now... I'm planning to put it on my wiki (And vservers' one ;)), but I have much work at the time.
Ok, here is a basic procedure for MAndrake (And other distros):
* First, setup your urpmi sources (Or apt, or... ;)). I personnaly made a local ftp mirror of the Mdk10.1 tree.
* Download the tools and kernel patch at http://www.13thfloor.at/vserver/d_rel26/v1.9.4/
* Patch, compile and install your VS kernel.
/!\ Use gcc3.3 /!\ , not the default gcc3.4 !!! # urpmi gcc3.3
# rm /etc/alternatives/gcc
# ln -s /usr/bin/gcc-3.3.4 /etc/alternatives/gcc
* Install the vserver tools rpms
* reboot ;)
* create your first vserver:
# vserver test1 build -m skeleton --hostname test1.yourdomain.fr --interface test1=eth0:172.16.210.30
(use a good IP, hostname, etc... ;))
* urpmi --root /vserver/test1 basesystem This installs ~100Mb in two passes.
* Alternatively, if you want an already made mdk10.1 image, download one there: http://nayco.free.fr/wiki/doku.php?id=linux-vserver . To use it:
# cd /vservers/test1
# tar xvjf /path/to/linux-vserver-image-basesystem.10.1-1mdk.tar.bz2
* Edit /vserver/test1/etc/resolv.conf and enter your ns parameters
* Take a deep breathe and... # vserver test1 start. # vps xa # vserver-stats # vserver test1 enter
* Play !
Hope that helps...
Merci M'sieur !
Thanks, I have not so much time right now, but I will tell for good or ... not so good.
Cheers
Jean Christophe
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