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I have a similar problem with kernel 3.0.9 compiled for i686 (i5
processor):<br>
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trap 13 at 0x100062 (0x0).<br>
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</span>Something else that is interesting is, that this version
(kernel 3.0.9) works, as host, with an old guest image (kernel
2.6.35) but not with itself as a guest.<br>
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I attached my config file, just in case it is indeed a configuration
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Thank you and best regards,<br>
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Eviatar<br>
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On 01/14/2012 07:57 AM, ron minnich wrote:
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<pre wrap="">OK, it's been a while ... I"ve built lguest on my chromebook. It's an
i686 kernel of course.
The location is at 1371e36 which I realize means nothing but ... it's
in default_entry. It also looks to me like it's long before virtual
addressing is turned on. Things have changed in the kernel in this
particular area so I am not as familiar with it as I was (and soon
will be, again ...)
Could this be some simple screwup on configuration or something I have
to tell lguest somehow?
The command is simple:
lguest 64m vmlinux
I realize I need a root but I want to see it get far enough to
explode. I like fireworks.
thanks for any good hints ...
And, yes, config is set as in the doc, with CONFIG_PARAVIRT=y,
CONFIG_LGUEST_GUEST=y, ..EXPERIMENTAL=y, HIGHMEM64G=n, and so on.
I think I'm doing something dumb, just not sure what ... memory fails me.
thanks
ron
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