On 16 July 2015 at 19:42, Joel <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > I was excited to see Xen mentioned in a recent commit log. > Unfortunately, there are still some issues when going multiprocessor. > > The dom0 machine was an Ubuntu server running 10.04.2 with a Xen version > of 4.4.1 (refer to file xen.info). > > The original (mp.57) tests were using a base 5.7 system. To test the > latest changes, I did a cvs up yesterday (mp.current). I confirmed the > vector.S file was updated and compiled a GENERIC.MP kernel from there. > > I was able to capture 1 cpu and 4 cpu versions of each boot, but I was > unable to capture any xl dmesg output. > > Attached are the captures. > > --Joel >
Joel, as I've told you before you should use a snapshot: ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/snapshots/amd64/ We simply cannot support users with custom OpenBSD kernels esp. made out of current and stable. Please use a clean 5.8-beta installation. I have also asked you for the VM configuration as in OpenBSD VM configuration file. I'm not sure how this xen.info file is supposed to help us. Make sure that you've got your console configured as a serial device and you're capturing all of the output. Regards, Mike
