Kernel modules / headers / fuse

[max@vpslink]

See Installing Xen Kernel Headers Guide at the VPSLink Wiki

Install Xen kernel headers:

curl http://mirror.vpslink.com/xen/xen-headers-`uname -r`.tar.gz | tar -zxf - -C /

Install Xen kernel modules:

curl http://mirror.vpslink.com/xen/xen-modules-`uname -r`.tar.gz | tar -zxf - -C /

Install Xen fuse module:

curl http://mirror.vpslink.com/xen/xen-module-fuse-`uname -r`.tar.gz | tar -zxf - -C /
depmod -a
modprobe fuse

[Lyle@VPSlink]

Updated Xen kernel headers have been uploaded. See Index of /xen for all available files. Note the curl + uname command (above) will result in a 404 if your running kernel is named even slightly different. Use the one with the closest version number.

[GuyPatterson]

That means the OpenVZ kernel is next, right ?

Reference: http://forums.vpslink.com/linux/1048...recursion.html

[DanL@VPSLink]

That means the OpenVZ kernel is next, right ?

Reference: http://forums.vpslink.com/linux/1048...recursion.html

Indeed, it does (though the bulk of Xen upgrades was postponed to next week so we're not quite there yet).

[GuyPatterson]

Sounds good, thanks for keeping us posted!

If my server gets r00ted, I'm blaming you guys :P Just teasing ... I'm just used to daily looking over my IPtables dropped logs. I'm jonesing over here and have resorted to looking over httpd access logs for RFI attacks just to get my fix

[Cwewmpz]

These files are no longer available so becareful of updating since they no longer have these files.

[Matt@VPSLink]

Xen kernel header source for the current kernel is available from http://vault.centos.org/5.3/updates/...1.el5.i686.rpm

A fuse module custom compiled for our version of xen kernel is not currently available and would need to be compiled against the kernel headers at the link above.

[Dagon]

I get 403 forbidden for any URL I've been able to try on mirror.vpslink.com. I have a Debian vps with kernel 2.6.32-28-generic-pae #55-Ubuntu, where can I get kernel headers to compile modules against?

[Cwewmpz]

sorry if noone got back to you. i tried looking for this kernal at centos but i can't seem to find it.

you may have to private message matt@vpslink to get his attention.

is there any particular reason you need the headers? I'm just curious.