TL;DR: In fact linux 3.11 is fine and we can release the new JeOS. Sorry
for the noise.
After about 8 months trying to pull this change successfully, we have a
new JeOS in town.
This new JeOS is based on Fedora 19, with the latest 3.11 kernel
available for Fedora at the time of this writing. It keeps stability on
the test sets people usually run, with much more up to date kernel code
and userspace. At some point we needed to move forward.
The specific troubles I had with this latest 3.11 kernel in fact were
caused by some virt-test bugs that slipped in the development branch
rather than the actual OS. With those out of sight, I was able to
rebuild things and test successfully.
Please report any troubles you might have with your tests under the new
JeOS here:
https://github.com/autotest/virt-test/issues/new
If you are a maintainer, you can tag it with the JeOS tag.
If you're using the development branch, the JeOS should be updated once
you run the test runner. The new JeOS should come to the stable branch
probably by next week.
Happy virtualization testing!
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