[Lxc-users] one or two things

[lxc at zitta.fr]

Hi,

Talking about procfs's patches...
Why not create a copy (let's call it lxcproc) of fs/proc in kernel code?

This copy could have all neccessary patches applied (memory and cpu views).
So we could "mount -t lxcproc none /proc" in containers.

I think, it's a cleaner way than fuse overlay.

Regards,

Guillaume

Le 15/06/2010 11:52, atp a écrit :
> Hi,
>
>  If anyone is interested, I've put the script(s) I use to create fedora
> core 12 containers up on;
>
> http://www.tinola.com/lxc/
>
>  It needs the latest git version of lxc. 
>
>  I've also included a temporary patch to fs/proc/stat.c (tested on
> 2.6.34) that masks the set of visible cpus to only those in the
> containers cpuset.cpus. 
>
>  Andy
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