I see. Never considered a glibc header dependency. In fact, I thought
that having at least kernel 2.6.32 and recent qemu-kvm would suffice...
How about an --enable-ksm configure option which checks and requires
MADV_MERGABLE to be defined?
That way, people (like me) would notice instead of
Not a qemu bug. madvise and (associated constants via sys/mman.h) are
supplied by glibc. You need to update your C library.
** Changed in: qemu
Status: New = Invalid
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To clarify: custom kernel == vanilla Linux kernel, i.e. not distribution
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/687733
Title:
Linux KSM not compiled in (MADV_MERGEABLE always undef)
