Thank you for your help.
The modules.list wasn't set correctly.
So now l4linux is running.
Which modules I need to add to modules.list file to use xterm on l4linux?
On Tue Nov 09, 2010 at 17:17:52 +0100, Maxime Lastera wrote:
Which modules I need to add to modules.list file to use xterm on l4linux?
You boot your Linux installation from your disk. For that to work, several things need to be done: - L4Linux needs to have access to your disk, more precise, needs access to the (SATA) disk controller. - You need some graphics system so that L4Linux can start X so that the xterm can run.
For the first point I've added some description in the wiki (http://wiki.tudos.org/L4Linux/configurations). The second point will follow.
Adam
On Wed Nov 10, 2010 at 22:01:32 +0100, Adam Lackorzynski wrote:
You boot your Linux installation from your disk. For that to work, several things need to be done:
- L4Linux needs to have access to your disk, more precise, needs access to the (SATA) disk controller.
- You need some graphics system so that L4Linux can start X so that the xterm can run.
For the first point I've added some description in the wiki (http://wiki.tudos.org/L4Linux/configurations). The second point will follow.
The snapshot and the svn contain an appropriate example now which starts a Linux in graphics mode. The Linux has access to all the disk and network controllers in the system. To get X running, use the fbdev X driver.
Adam
l4-hackers@os.inf.tu-dresden.de