On Tue, 14 Dec 2021 at 12:51, D. Hugh Redelmeier wrote:
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> | From: Andrew Cagney
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> Great!
>
> Trying it out now.
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> | You'll want to rebuild the domains from scratch and wipe your
> | $(KVM_POOLDIR), probably:
> | ./kvm demolish
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> Is that different from "make kvm-demolish"? I did both.
| From: Andrew Cagney
Great!
Trying it out now.
| You'll want to rebuild the domains from scratch and wipe your
| $(KVM_POOLDIR), probably:
| ./kvm demolish
Is that different from "make kvm-demolish"? I did both.
| rm ../pooldir/*
Should there be a make target to do this?
| I'd also
Hopefully most of the churn is over.
You'll want to rebuild the domains from scratch and wipe your
$(KVM_POOLDIR), probably:
./kvm demolish
rm ../pooldir/*
I'd also use something like virt-manager to track down any delinquent
domains (after a demolish there should not be any)
Here's what
It's down to 6 fails (slightly more if I include some tests that have
things to fix such as seccomm).
as well as switching east, west, to f35, there's been some re-org of how
domains are built:
- Fedora, NetBSD, and OpenBSD use the same make rules when being built
the consequence is that
