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I can share some of my experiences here ... a wheezy system works fine with the kernel provided by excito (2.6.39.4-11). If you're interested I built images for the b3 with minimal wheezy and excito stock kernel (see here ) Making the excito apps work on this config could work, I didn't tried that. ...

I have updated the kernel packages to include missing IPv6 support. You can download them from the same links. Good luck and have fun with vserver, don't forget to keep us updated with your work !

No there's nothing to worry about.

Here are the links : bubba3-kernel-vserver_3.0.86-1_armel.deb bubba3-kernel-vserver-headers-armel_3.0.86-1_armel.deb linux_3.0.86-1.dsc linux_3.0.86-1.debian.tar.gz linux_3.0.86.orig.tar.gz Perhaps you already know, the repository you're referring to does not provide arm binaries. You will have to c...

Well, I tried. I mean I really tried. 2 days of kernel patching/compilation... I manage to patch and successfully boot my B3 with a 3.0.86 version of the kernel with official vserver patch 2.3.2.5. When I wanted to test the vserver capabilities I realized that debian dropped the support for vserver ...

That's right, but excito doesn't include vserver in their patches.

I've written a quick howto in the wiki to compile a custom kernel. Provided you find the right patch for the kernel version used on the bubba (2.6.39.4), it should be doable ... But it's a big 'provided', the few tests I tried tonight were not very successful (the different patches I tried did not a...

For anyone interested, I wrote a quick-and-dirty guide to compile a custom kernel for both B2 and B3 platform. It's available on the wiki : Building_a_custom_kernel. Feel free to check it out and correct/improve things !

Awesome ! I can help you with the custom kernel if you wish, I have one myself. It's not outstandly difficult. I can write a quick tuto, or answer your questions.

The fault is mine ; you need to delete the file /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules which maps the mac addresses of the network cards to the interfaces names (ethX). You can do it from the rescue system, this file will be re-created during the next boot. It's possible however that the LAN and ...

Hello everyone, For anyone interested, I made some install images for the B3 which can be used with standard rescue key to install a almost vanilla debian to your bubba (meaning without the excito apps). The starting point was this wiki page : Revert_to_minimal_Debian_installation . Then I made a fe...

You will need physical access to reinstall the b2 if you cannot login from ssh, that's for sure. However I think you could do a reinstall (with easyfind configuration) from usb with an ssh connection following these steps : Extract the install script from the key and modify it, so it would rename th...

The wiki didn't offer the rich editor, so I modified my language preference to English. Then I had access to the rich editor, disabled it and accessed to the normal wiki syntax article source. So I suppose this has to do with the language preference ... I will stay in English for now !

I am trying today to update my wiki articles but when I click on Edit, the article source is messed up : instead of wiki syntax I get HTML generated code, which breaks everything. Are you aware of this problem ?

I just ordered my B3 (and a serial adapter ), so I will be able to update my howto for the B3 with your elements. Stay tuned ...