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Am Freitag 22 Juni 2007 schrieb Steffen Zieger: |
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> On Friday 22 June 2007 04:07:46 Squall Liu wrote: |
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> > but when I configure the kernel by hands , in the other words , it's that |
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> > I cancel all the drivers that I don't need , only choose the ones I want |
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> > , and include them in kernel ,not by Modules . But when I make the new |
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> > kernel it throw out many errors , almost of them are saying some xxxxx is |
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> > not defined in xxxxxx |
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> AFAIK isn't it possible to build OpenVZ in-kernel. Choose to use OpenVz as |
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> modules (pay attention for getting everything related to OpenVZ). |
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It IS possible to build OpenVZ in-kernel. But you have to modify |
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edit /etc/conf.d/vz not to load modules. |
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> If this won't fix your problem, please copy and paste the shown messages. |
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> HAND, |
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> Steffen |
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Michael Gisbers |
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