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chirpa
Mar 07, 2009Luminary
Running VirtualBox VM host on ReadyNAS Pro
What is VirtualBox? So, I got bored while laundry was going... and decided to see how well a virtual OS would run on the Pro. My first choice of VM was VirtualBox, just cause I'm familiar with it a...
jmalmlund
Apr 06, 2011Aspirant
leak wrote: New radiator out now and I updated without thinking about VB, so now it's broken. Tried to download the new .16 GPL but failing at "make ARCH=x86_64".
So, is it possible to install VB on the new radiator, 4.2.16 ?
It should be, working on it... ;)
Edit: It seems Netgear has made some mistake or I'm just tired... the new GPL source supplied contains kernel version 2.6.37.5.RNx86_64.2.2 but the kernel that's included in 4.2.16 is version 2.6.37.5.RNx86_64.2.1
It's nearing midnight localtime so I'm of to bed so I can look at this with fresh eyes tomorrow...
Edit2: Since I had recompiled a couple of modules in 4.2.15 I copied that .config file and never really reacted to this earlier..
Netgear have not only provided us with a GPL source that doesn't match the one they used to build the actual 4.2.16 release but they also have an incomplete kernel source lacking patches needed to compile!
Both drivers/target/target_core_iblock.c and drivers/target/target_core_pscsi.c and has references to an undecleard pointer, 'blkdev_get_by_path'
I'm going to try and patch the source now but I fear I might break Frontview by replacing the firmware kernel by my own build. So I think we're out of luck (to get VirtualBox back any easy way) until Netgear realizes their mistake and re-releases the GPL source they really did use when they built 4.2.16.
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