Hello,<br><br>I'd like to run two L4Linux 2.4 based kernels and one L4Linux 2.6 based kernel.&nbsp; Is this something that can be achieved relatively easily or would all running kernels need to be 2.6/2.4?<br><br>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.&nbsp; 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?
<br><br>Thanks in advance,<br><br>Rob<br><br>