14 Nov
2006
14 Nov
'06
2:16 a.m.
Hello,
I'd like to run two L4Linux 2.4 based kernels and one L4Linux 2.6 based kernel. Is this something that can be achieved relatively easily or would all running kernels need to be 2.6/2.4?
How do the 'guest' kernels communicate to each other in an L4 environment? In User Mode Linux (UML) and Xen on the guest kernels there is built-in support for pseudo Ethernet devices; these devices are then bridged together on the host kernel. I understand the architecture is considerably different in L4, but is there some similar mechanism already in place that allows Ethernet/IP communication between the running Linux kernels?
Thanks in advance,
Rob