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> > there's no way that I know to do this. Maybe with VMWare.
>
> user-mode-linux works beautifully for simulating a network of Linux
> boxes
> on a single CPU. Use it extensively when hacking on
> netfilter/iptables,
> or when testing our patches on new kernels and/or ipvs versions.
>
> http://user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net/
>
> Also has the added benefit that you can run the kernel under full
> control
> of gdb, which greatly simplifies tracking kernel bugs down if you get
> down to kernel hacking...
what are the main advantages of user-mode-linux over vmware? are the
following true?
user:
run as non-root
less bloated (runs linux only)
vmware:
runs os's other than linux
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