BCCD:Log - Revision history

Skylar at 02:12, 18 February 2006

2006-02-18T02:12:06Z

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	* mksingularity.sh <source-dir> <tmp-dir>		* mksingularity.sh <source-dir> <tmp-dir>
	* liberate: Run after CD is booted to copy to HD		* liberate: Run after CD is booted to copy to HD
	* Decided to package ~~extract_compressed_fs~~ with bccd, lilo.conf, liberate, makebootable		* Decided to package with bccd
			** extract_compressed_fs (/bin)
			** lilo.conf (/etc)
			** liberate (/bin)
			** makebootable (/bin)

	== Logs ==		== Logs ==

2006-02-18T02:11:09Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:11, 18 February 2006
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			== Notes ==

			* Liberation script - For future, let them pick the harddrive to zorch, and how to zorch it (hda, hdc, partition size, etc.)
			* mksingularity.sh <source-dir> <tmp-dir>
			* liberate: Run after CD is booted to copy to HD
			* Decided to package extract_compressed_fs with bccd, lilo.conf, liberate, makebootable

			== Logs ==
	=== 2006-01-18 ===		=== 2006-01-18 ===

2006-02-17T23:48:28Z

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	We've got User-mode-linux booting, although we're still stuck on making it a usable boot. At this point, qemu is still an option because it presents a packaged solution: with UML, we've got the kernel at boot time, which is not /exactly/ what happens when booting from the cd.		We've got User-mode-linux booting, although we're still stuck on making it a usable boot. At this point, qemu is still an option because it presents a packaged solution: with UML, we've got the kernel at boot time, which is not /exactly/ what happens when booting from the cd.

			=== 2006-02-17 ===

			We've got some module problems with PCMCIA and PVFS, but we don't think it's anything to worry about on our hardware.

2006-02-12T04:04:52Z

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	Also looked at UserModeLinux, but having troubles compiling the kernel.		Also looked at UserModeLinux, but having troubles compiling the kernel.

			=== 2006-02-11 ===

			We've got User-mode-linux booting, although we're still stuck on making it a usable boot. At this point, qemu is still an option because it presents a packaged solution: with UML, we've got the kernel at boot time, which is not /exactly/ what happens when booting from the cd.

2006-02-09T09:45:20Z

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	** qemu -hda skylar.img -cdrom bccd.iso -boot d -net nic,vlan=1 -net tap,vlan=1		** qemu -hda skylar.img -cdrom bccd.iso -boot d -net nic,vlan=1 -net tap,vlan=1

	- -hda <image name> says to use this file as a hard drive.		-hda <image name> says to use this file as a hard drive.
	- -cdrom <file name> says to use this file as a cdrom drive. bonus if the file is already a cd (image)		-cdrom <file name> says to use this file as a cdrom drive. bonus if the file is already a cd (image)
	- -boot <bios device> says to boot from this device		-boot <bios device> says to boot from this device
	- -net [options] is how to initialize options within qemu		-net [options] is how to initialize options within qemu
	- nic,vlan=1 says to create a network interface card for guest system, and create vlan with id 1		- nic,vlan=1 says to create a network interface card for guest system, and create vlan with id 1
	- tap,vlan=1 says to associate tapX with vlan id 1		- tap,vlan=1 says to associate tapX with vlan id 1

	Also looked at UserModeLinux, but having troubles compiling the kernel.		Also looked at UserModeLinux, but having troubles compiling the kernel.

2006-02-09T09:43:19Z

2006-02-09

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	** qemu -hda skylar.img -cdrom bccd.iso -boot d -net nic,vlan=1 -net tap,vlan=1		** qemu -hda skylar.img -cdrom bccd.iso -boot d -net nic,vlan=1 -net tap,vlan=1

	-hda <image name> says to use this file as a hard drive.		- -hda <image name> says to use this file as a hard drive.
	-cdrom <file name> says to use this file as a cdrom drive. bonus if the file is already a cd (image)		- -cdrom <file name> says to use this file as a cdrom drive. bonus if the file is already a cd (image)
	-boot <bios device> says to boot from this device		- -boot <bios device> says to boot from this device
	-net [options] is how to initialize options within qemu		- -net [options] is how to initialize options within qemu
	- nic,vlan=1 says to create a network interface card for guest system, and create vlan with id 1		- nic,vlan=1 says to create a network interface card for guest system, and create vlan with id 1
	- tap,vlan=1 says to associate tapX with vlan id 1		- tap,vlan=1 says to associate tapX with vlan id 1

	Also looked at UserModeLinux, but having troubles compiling the kernel.		Also looked at UserModeLinux, but having troubles compiling the kernel.

2006-02-09T09:42:20Z

working on BCCD server edition

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 * Need to test run environments.
 * Errors appear, but are not important.

2006-02-02T05:46:14Z

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	* Disabled /etc/init.d/net* because networking support is already included in the kernel.		* Disabled /etc/init.d/net* because networking support is already included in the kernel.

			=== 2006-02-02 ===
			* Need to test run environments.
			* Errors appear, but are not important.

2006-02-02T05:42:21Z

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	* inittab's agetty entries are failing because devfsd is silently failing.		* inittab's agetty entries are failing because devfsd is silently failing.

			* Disabled /etc/init.d/net* because networking support is already included in the kernel.

2006-02-02T04:47:06Z

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	* We decided initrd is not needed. We took it out, and are no worse off than we were before.		* We decided initrd is not needed. We took it out, and are no worse off than we were before.

			* inittab's agetty entries are failing because devfsd is silently failing.