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Hi, I am working on centos 3.4 and kernel 2.4.x. I patched ipvs and rebuilt
the kernel and downloaded ipvsadm from http://centos.ate.info/ and installed
it. It should work just fine. Well, I am still working on it (I use
ultramonkey).
For the rebuild kernel stuff, I think you should check your kernel
configuration. A good try is to copy your old configuration file and make
some changes according to your needs, though I did not try the latest
kernel.
Good luck with your new kernel. Any news, pls keep me update!
Longhua
-----Original Message-----
From: lvs-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:lvs-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of jess patel
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 8:37 AM
To: lvs-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: help with lvs/kernel
I am new to compiling kernel as well as lvs. Now i want ipvsadm to work on
my distro. When i read instructions from the website it says that ipvs for
kernel 2.6.x already patched and need to download ipvsadm. now since ipvs
need not be patched into the kernel by hand do we skip the compiling, making
part of the kernel and just make the grub loader boot into new kernel and
make install ipvsadm?
or do i have to go through all the compiling steps making kernel b4 i can
boot into new kernel?
also i am using centos 4.1 but my kernel is 2.6.9-22 which i think is latest
so i am guessing that ipvs is already there and i just need to download
ipvsadm --then make install and it should work fine?
i tried getting a fresh kernel 2.6.9 and patching it with hidden patch.
there is another patch in the for kernel 2.6.9 in the same folder is that
patch to patch teh kernel or update the kernel?
anyhow, when i run 'make' i get drivers error for i don't know what.
can someone who has worked on the latest kernel give me step by step on how
to do this. i need lvs to work for my project but the information provided
on the websites is for 2.4.* kernel and there has been big changes after
that kernel. please, if anyone can show me the way on how to go about doing
this.
thank you
-p
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