Hi,
I’m facing some problem trying to install some software in an image with virt-customize.
The package I’m trying to install uses some script to check dependencies and verifies the linux-headers-4.xxxxx are installed in the guest system.
The problem is that it uses the ‘uname –r’ command to obtain the kernel version, and that command seems to be replying with the host kernel version instead the guest one.
Could that be the scenario? When the image is booted, the default kernel used is the host’s?
Is there any option (via config or something like that) to boot the image kernel so ‘uname –r’ can provide the right info? (both host and guest are the same architecture).
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Andrés