User Mode Linux management scripts

Read presentation for general notes on UML
Unpack umlscripts-0.1.tar.gz into /opt
Edit /opt/uml/initial-setup.sh to point to your favourite debian mirror
sh initial-setup.sh to populate the debootstraps directory with the skeleton debian installations
Compile a guest kernel perhaps using this .config for 2.6.11.5 and point to it in /opt/uml/lib/rc

Make a new UML image using /opt/uml/new-debian-uml

Usage: ./new-debian-uml <dist> <size> <umid> <tapdev> <hostip> <htapip> <utapip> <netmask> <bcast>
       dist     (woody|sid|sarge)
       size     <n> megabytes (>=500)
       umid     umid and unix username
       tapdev   tap device to use
       hostip   host machine address (dotted quad)
       htapip   host outside tap address (dotted quad)
       utapip   uml inside eth address (dotted quad)
       netmask  network mask (dotted quad)
       bcast    broadcast address (dotted quad)

example: ./new-debian-uml sarge 1000 demo11 tap3 10.1.0.82 \
              192.168.155.100 192.168.155.101 255.255.255.0 192.168.155.255

To start a newly created UML image
```
cd /opt/uml/umid/demo11
./rc start
```
Log in using the root password assigned at setup and the UML inside eth address (in the example this would be ssh root@192.168.155.101)
To stop a running UML
```
cd /opt/uml/umid/demo11
./rc stop
```
Read the scripts (they honestly need some reading at this point as they are the best form of documentation in addition to the fact that they are quite specific to my purposes i.e. host only networking setup with tap devices, no use of uml_switch, initial swap device size is hardcoded, etc).
Spend a while over at user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net.
Send bugfixes, feedback and contributions to michael@metaparadigm.com.