lhype booting debootstrapped debian image over nfsroot, partial success

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On Sun, 2007-01-07 at 23:46 +0100, bert hubert wrote:
> When it does work, things sort of work, but it looks like timing is
> seriously off:
> 
> intel:~# uptime
>  01:52:22 up -24855 days, -3:-14,  1 user,  load average: nan, nan, 0.03
> 
> The clock appears to run around 5 times too slow.

OK, a one-character typo meant I was returning "usec" not "sec" through
the "get_wallclock" hypercall.  Hence time was completely random; I'm
amazed it booted!

I've also made the guest use the TSC, and now time runs at normal speed.
ssh still does not install due to lack of randomness; the next patch
will fix this (the host will tell us which devices are capable of
supplying randomness, ie. not ones connecting to other guests).

Thanks!
Rusty.




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