--- nfo/perl/scripts/umltools/UML/Control.pm	2002/10/22 02:25:56	1.1.1.1
+++ nfo/perl/scripts/umltools/UML/Control.pm	2004/09/20 22:11:17	1.2
@@ -204,22 +204,33 @@
 
   my $cmd;
 
+  my $umlowner = $vhost->{main}{'owner'};
+  $cmd = "$chown -R $umlowner.$umlowner $vhost_path";
+  askCmd("do it", $cmd, "changing ownership of uml directory");
+  #exit;
+
   #print "\n\n";
 
   my $cmd_screen = "$screen -m -d -S $vhost_name ";
 
+# was: $cmd_screen $cmd_prefix $linux \\
+
 my $start_cmd = "
-$cmd_screen $cmd_prefix $linux \\
+$cmd_screen $cmd_prefix \\
+$vhost->{'kernel'} \\
 mem=$vhost->{'mem'} \\
 umid=$vhost->{'umid'} \\
 uml_dir=$vhost_path/var \\
 $host_device=tuntap,$device_bridge \\
 ubd0=$vhost_path/rootfs/$vhost->{'rootfs'} \\
 ubd1=$vhost_path/$vhost->{'swapfs'} \\
-ubd2=$vhost_path/datafs/$vhost->{'datafs'}";  # > $vhost_path/boot.msg &";
+ubd2=$vhost_path/datafs/$vhost->{'datafs'} \\
+ubd3=$vhost_path/datafs/$vhost->{'datafs2'}";  # > $vhost_path/boot.msg &";
 
 # ubd2=$vhost_path/datafs/$vhost->{'datafs'} >> /dev/null"; # > $vhost_path/boot.msg";
 
+#print $start_cmd; exit;
+
   askCmd("do it", $start_cmd, "starting \"$vhost_name\" on \"$ip\"");
   unlock($vhost_name);
 
@@ -227,7 +238,7 @@
 
 print <<EOM;
   Please note:
-    Your linux called $vhost_name is running as $owner.
+    Your linux called "$vhost_name" is running as "$owner".
     Since "screen" is used here, there are some issues you should know about:
       You can't use the normal "su" to switch to this user from a root shell, 
       because the Terminal of this shell would still be owned by root.