hi,
maybe copying /etc/hosts to chroot would help as well? i think i resolved my problems in this way (and i didn't see hosts in the list of your copied files) - i don't have tmp bindmounted...I solved my own problem, Here is the solution: I bind mounted /tmp in the chroot (e.g. mount --bind /tmp /chroots/sarge-ia32/tmp). Why did this solve the problem? * The X server on the host did not have a TCP/IP listener, only a unix * domain listener (e.g. /tmp/.X11-unix) which was not available in the * chroot until I bind mounted /tmp. * Another solution would be to have the X server listen on an IP * address,which I disremember how to do off of the top of my head.
regards, -- Lubos _@_" http://www.lubos.vrbka.net