On Thu, Oct 26, 2006 at 03:22:13PM +1000, Tony Breeds wrote:
Hello Ewan,
I was testing out the current xen-unstable on x86 and found that
with automake 1.9 I needed the floowing patch to have the generated Makefile
work.
Otherwise I was getting variations on
BR_URL =
On Wed, Oct 25, 2006 at 10:38:46AM -0400, Jimi Xenidis wrote:
this just works in my local disk environment and I'm pretty sure othe
local disk environments work as well.
Hollis, Tony are you able to create domain that have net access?
Yes. On my JS20 I was able to create a domU (called
On Thu, Oct 26, 2006 at 02:11:54AM -0400, Hao Yu wrote:
Hi Tony,
Thanks for the info. I followed your steps and basically got the same
thing:
Hi Hao,
You're up late (or early).
1. I got rid of the line : vif = [ '' ] , created a domain (id=8)
2. I issued xm network-attach 8,
Thanks Tony, I shall go to bed soon. Here are the info you asked.
(See attached file: 2006-10-26-domU-dmesg.out)(See attached file:
xenstore-ls.out)
Regards,
Hao
Hao Yu
Commercial Scale Out
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
1101 Kitchawan Rd/Route 134, Rm 36-019
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598-0218
Why did you change the date?
Jimi did not change the date by hand. The Kconfig logic discussed
above
did so, and I believe that the myriad benefits of that logic outweigh
the cost of resolving the trivial merge conflict caused by the date.
Perhaps we can investigate removing the date
Doesn't this require that everybody build like this all the time? In
that case, I'm not sure a one-time checkin makes sense.
Yes. You can edit your Makefile's to always include it, if
you want.
Segher
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Enable SMP and IPI support, including remote function invocation.
There are a number of subtle issues fixed in this patch. I believe it
is a candidate for merging.
I have tested this extensively on JS21 and model 884221X JS20 blades,
and to a degree on Maple. I would appreciate further testing
We have a particular JS20 blade, named kpblade11, on which we have to
flash a downlevel SLOF, and on which when Linux runs it reports only one CPU.
Current tip of tree Xen/PPC appears to find the missing processor in
some capacity, as the following is printed during boot.
Note that this is
