[lxc-devel] Linux Container in Android
Serge Hallyn
serge.hallyn at canonical.com
Thu Jul 26 23:36:50 UTC 2012
Quoting Android Computing (andr.computing at gmail.com):
> Hello,
> I was wondering if anyone could guide me through something.
> I am trying to boot two linux containers in android.
> 1. I start container a1 with a lxc-start -n a1 -d
> The container starts and then nothing happens.
> 2. I enter "exit" in shell, and the container boots completely.
That's odd. What happens when you simply 'lxc-start -n a1'? After the
container boots completely, can you attach to its consoles? Can you check
/proc/<pid>/root/dev/pts (where <pid> is a pid in the container, found
using 'lxc-ps -n a1') to see if it has different contents from the
host's /dev/pts?
> 3. I start second container, with lxc-start -n a2 -d
> 4. I again enter exit to make it boot.
> 5. The second container, goes into a loop, of trying to boot, as its trying
> to access the framebuffer, the hardware(monitor, adb etc)
> But it cannot gain access as the other container does not leave access to
> these devices.
>
> I was wondering if someone could throw some light into this. What am I
> doing wrong?
>
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