Hello Matthew > > I�m installing a new vserver and it�s on a computer that has special > hardware and often times special jobs. I�m using RedHat 8 as my host and > I� ve used Alexey Lyashkov�s script for building a redhat kernel rpm. > > At first, things were really not working� then I realized I hadn�t rebooted > with the new kernel. ;-) So, the things worked better after that. I was > able to build a new vserver ok, but now I can�t start it. When I try, I > get this error: > Server testserver is not running > Can't set the ipv4 root (Bad address) hm. i think you use old version vserver script and tools. please install vserver2-tools.
> > I checked dmesg and found this message in the boot log: > s_context_status_write: can't open file .vservers if this message found once - please ignore. i know about it but it not problem. > > Here�s what I�ve installed: > vserver-admin-0.22-1 > kernel-2.4.18-27.7.vserver > vserver-0.22-1 > linuxconf-1.31-1.i386.rpm > linuxconf-gui-1.31-1.i386.rpm > linuxconf-lib-1.31-1.i386.rpm > linuxconf-util-1.31-1.i386.rpm > linuxconf-X-1.31-1.i386.rpm > gnome-linuxconf-0.65-1.i386.rpm you install vserver2-tools ? what answer "whereis vifconfig" ? > > I�ve recompiled the src rpm for the vserver tools so that it should match > what�s on my system. When I do > chbind --ip 192.168.0.10 sleep 1 > I get: > Can't set the ipv4 root (Bad address) it`s not compatible with my patch. please use vifconfig for managment virtual network. > > I�m not sure what this means� Any help is greatly appreciated. By the way, > I have several other vserver�s running fine� This is the only one I�ve done > using the �rebuilding a redhat kernel� process. (which I�m doing to ease > the process of installing other software) > Eh.. my patch not full compatible with original vserver - i wite about it many times. Some utimites can be not working - chbind as example. -- With best regards, Alex
