Re: [Xen-devel] is the hypervisor another domain?

> I think the round-robin scheduler might include the idle domain in the
> round-robin schedule. It really is very brain-dead -- I expect we will
> remove it as part of our current scheduler cleanups.

Yes, it schedules everything on the runqueue, including the idle domain - it's 
only there as an example of the scheduler API.

It used to print "Stupid Round Robin Scheduler" at boot time but I think that 
got edited out ;-)

Cheers,
Mark


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