Hello,
In my machine whenever I so /etc/init.d/util-vserver start I got error:
mount: special device vserver does not exist
The actual problem is that the mount command add an option -o memory like
that
/bin/mount -t cgroup -o cpuset,cpu,cpuacct,memory vserver /dev/cgroup
But in my desktop to save some memory I disable memory so it failed.
In case I still want to use cpu and cpuacct for example I still want cgroup
mounted.
Can function _generateCgroupOptions detect the enabled bit
in /proc/cgroups and if it is 0 then not adding that to the mount command?
That will fix the problem.
maybe I will fix it myself and post a patch later if I am not too busy
today ...
Cheers,
-- Steve KieuReceived on Sun Feb 5 23:41:17 2012