I believe that the issues stated below can be overcome and there has
been progress on some. I guess a good opportunity to get this started
would be one of the Xen Docs Days. I am not sure whether next Monday
would be good though, as quite a few people will be at UDS
Regards
Lars
On 21/10/2012 21:28, George Shuklin wrote:
Last time i've dig in it, there was some set of minor files (like
anaconda replacement to rhel4 installer in eliloader), which was
lacking of source code too.
The main problems with openness now (except open government we do not
discuss right now):
* Lack of 'rebuild-world' instructions or script
* No any information on internals:
** Expectations of components (who must provide what?)
** No any information about xapi database modification, scheme
bumping and so on.
** No clearly visible roadmap (not customer features, but internals,
like 'splitting xapi to xapi and networkd') to understand what can be
messed with and what not.
* Very picky upgrade - XCP is 'platform', not solution and
modification to internals is obvious for real product environment,
installer expect it to be completely untouched.
Second level problem:
* dom0fs.tar.bz2 instead of set of packages. I still sometime wonder
'can I replace package X to Y?' - and I simply can't get right answer
because of 'blob installation'.
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