Herbert Poetzl wrote: > On Thu, Aug 02, 2007 at 07:46:35PM +0900, JMDK wrote: >> Herbert Poetzl wrote: >>> On Wed, Aug 01, 2007 at 06:03:41PM +0900, JMDK wrote: >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> I have successfully compiled a debian linux-2.6.21 kernel with vserver >>>> 2.2.0 and util-vserver 0.30.212 for the arm-based NSLU2. Both packages >>>> install fine and running the testme.sh script returns only successes. >>> you might want to get the latest util-vserver version >>> (0.30.213 and soon 0.30.214) and test with that too >>> (maybe also including extended tests with testme.sh >>> and testfs.sh), but it basically looks fine ... >>> >> Right, I compiled and installed util-vserver 0.30.213, and ran testme.sh >> and testfs.sh as follows: >> >> testme.sh -v -d- L >> testfs.sh -v -x -y -z -F ext3 -D /dev/loop/0 -M /mnt >> >> Both scripts returned successes on every tests. >>>> I however saw in the compilation logs the following warning: "syscall >>>> arch arm not tested yet". >>> yep, once we can confirm that it works as expected, >>> we can remove that (and you can help to do so :) >> That is precisely why I asked! >>>> Does someone know which tests should be run to ensure no problems are >>>> caused by syscall and vserver works properly on arm-based computers? >>> see above, and of course, a successful guest startup >>> and shutdown is a very good test too :) >> I created a test vserver and could start, enter and stop it without >> problem. I did not put it to serious use though. I will let you and the >> list know once I get that far. > > excellent! so the next version will remove the > 'arch arm not tested yet' for your arch/setup ... Great! Glad I could help. > > could you please let me know which byte order > your setup is using? I used the official little endian arm-ixp4xx port of Debian, and uname -m returns armv5tel. Best, Joseph > > TIA, > Herbert > >> Regards, >> Joseph >>> best, >>> Herbert >>> >>>> Thanks for your help, >>>> >>>> Joseph >