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>> Hello List!
>>
>> I´m new to lvs! I try to install lvs on a suse 8.1 box!
>> I follow the instructions on the Readme on the ipvs-1.0.8-2.2.19 tarball.
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>> The first patch works fine!
>> On the second patch "linux_net_netsyms_c.diff" i got this message
>> # Reversed patch detected! Assume -R ? i said yes - mistake???
>The kernel supplied with SuSE already has LVS (and many other patches)
>applied. So you do not need to apply the LVS patch if
>you wish to use this kernel.
That sounds good!
But now i´m a little bit confused!
If i run the command ipvsadm on the normal kernel i got the error
#Can´t initialize ipvs: Protocol not available
#Are you sure that IP Virtual Server is built in the kernel or as module
Can you tell me what must i do to get LVS working on my SuSE machine?
Step by Step!
>If you want to apply the LVS kernel and build the kernel
>from scratch then it is _stronly_ recomended that
>you start with a kernel from kernelorg.
I would do so simple as possible!
>This seems to be a point of confusion for many people.
>How can we make this clearer?
I will than make a howto or faq if i got it to run on SuSE! Perhaps that
helps!
>> After this i run the command make menuconfig and i select all
NetworkOptions
>> / IP Netfilter Configuration
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>> Than I try to install the ipvs-package
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>> I change to directory ipvs and type make
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>> I got this error
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>> ip_vs_ctl.c: In function 'update_defense_level':
> ip_vs_ctl.c:98: request for member 'counter' in something not a structure
or
>> union
>When building the kernel you should always run
>make from the top level kernel directory. If you have
>the lvs patch applied (which as I have metioned SuSE kernels do)
>and lvs enabled in the configuration, then a top level
>build will build lvs, along with the rest of the kernel.
thx christian
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