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[Amol Jadhav <amolj.1306@xxxxxxxxx>]

>
> Helpful information would be what vm-builder version are you using.
>
0.12.4.r444

> I *think* from reading above that either
> a.) either your kernel or your software is looking for modules (possibly
> in /proc/modules or otherwise looking for kernel features) of the
> *running* kernel.  Thats not going to work as the running kernel is not
> the chroot'd kernel.

Will this be always the case if I do:
mount -o bind /proc $chroot/proc

in my post installation script?

> b.) your software is installing before the kernel that has the modules it
> needs.  If thats the case, either make 2 apt-get install invocations, or
> fix your software to depend on the kernel you need so it gets installed
> afterward by apt.

I'm installing kernel first and then my s/w
>
>>
>> My Question is how can I create VM which is build for using a
>> *specified* kernel and not any random one?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Amol
>>
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