On Sun, 23 Dec 2012 18:36:54 +0900
moto kawasaki wrote:
> It might be better to disable rxcsum, txcsum, and lro, too.
> My understanding is the point is the 'NIC hardware' is not the real
> one but emulation by Xen Host, so that those 'off loading' makes
> context switch storm between domU and do
On 26/12/12 21:00, Mark Felder wrote:
On Wed, 26 Dec 2012 10:17:25 +0900
moto kawasaki wrote:
Official Support of FreeBSD as domU.
# Didn't someone talk about it on this ML ?? or my imagination ??
I've mentioned it. The domU tools scripts are being redesigned to be more
platform agnostic and
On Wed, 26 Dec 2012 10:17:25 +0900
moto kawasaki wrote:
> Official Support of FreeBSD as domU.
> # Didn't someone talk about it on this ML ?? or my imagination ??
I've mentioned it. The domU tools scripts are being redesigned to be more
platform agnostic and a guy on that team at Citrix has bee
Jay,
I wanted to mention "XenServer Tools", from Citrix, as a part of
Official Support of FreeBSD as domU.
# Didn't someone talk about it on this ML ?? or my imagination ??
Thank you!
jwest> Moto wrote...
jwest> >looking forward to FreeBSD 9.1 and Citrix official xen-tool for FreeBSD
:-)
jwest
Moto wrote...
>looking forward to FreeBSD 9.1 and Citrix official xen-tool for FreeBSD :-)
"official" xen support at 9.1 doesn't currently exist. As I understand it...
that's on the drawing board (including dom0 support) for release 10.
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Mark wrote
>You're not running XCP or XenServer. That's why you don't have those bugs.
Exactly. I can confirm the bugs previously mentioned definitely exist and are
100% reproduceable.
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>Also, if you aren't aware, here is my personal list of Xen bugs:
- Shutdown via Xen fails to poweroff. It doesn't issue any normal shutdown
commands,
but tells the Xen code in the kernel to start a shutdown. It's broken on
the kernel
side. kern/171118
Also, NetBSD's workaround for this is t
Thank you very much for your list of bugs.
I am running FreeBSD 8.2/9.0 (amd64 XENHVM) on XenServer 5.6SP2/6.0.2/6.1,
feld> Also, if you aren't aware, here is my personal list of Xen bugs:
feld>
feld> - Shutdown via Xen fails to poweroff. It doesn't issue any normal
shutdown commands,
feld>
You're not running XCP or XenServer. That's why you don't have those bugs.
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On 12/22/12 07:29, Mark Felder wrote:
> On Fri, 21 Dec 2012 12:26:36 -0600
> Jay West wrote:
>
>> All our FreeBSD use is now under Xenserver 6.1. I was curious, given the
>> port of xe-guest-utilities that allows online migrations and such. after
>> installing those tools (thus PVM/64), should we
On Fri, 21 Dec 2012 12:26:36 -0600
Jay West wrote:
> All our FreeBSD use is now under Xenserver 6.1. I was curious, given the
> port of xe-guest-utilities that allows online migrations and such. after
> installing those tools (thus PVM/64), should we be changing our mount points
> to refer to the
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