> I've had 3.0-unstable debs prepared for awhile now; hadn't
> uploaded them, for several reasons:
>
> 1) xen-unstable required a 2.6.12 base kernel; this no longer
> exists in
> debian, so it wasn't possible for me to build-depend on
> it, so I could
> create a standard unified-diff.
Do you have 2.6.14? You could build based on linux-2.6-xen.hg, but this
hasn't has s much testing (we know of at least on issue on x86_64)
> 2) vif-route.sh is buggy; it doesn't handle the case where
> multiple adapters
> exist. So, dom0_ip(and the functions it calls) ends up
> returning 2 ip
> addresses, which makes ifconfig complain.
>
> I've got a fix hot-patched on our deployed server, I'll be
> sending that
> soon.
Please post it, thanks.
> 3) It appeared that when I tried the final 3.0.0 release,
> that xenstored was
> very sick. I had a previous(20051116 snapshot) installed,
> and the tdb file
> was corrupted(sorta). xenstore-list / shows to local
> paths, but no vm nor
> tools. Removing the file 'fixed' this. I'm not certain
> exactly what
> happend, tho.
It's possible that the install scripts should delete the database when
performing an upgrade. I don't think there have been any format changes
in a while, though.
> 5) I see it's not possible to have both a xen microkernel
> that supports both
> pae and non-pae. For individuals who are compiling
> themselves, that's
> fine; they can select which they want.
Yep, no real way round that. Most users are already trained to this
thanks to it being a compile time option in Linux.
> Also, what other options are available, that would require multiple
> compiles? Also, I don't see a concise list of what config
> options I can
> tweak for xen itself; the documentation is a bit poor in
> that regard(pae
> isn't even mentioned in the documentation; you have to
> read a separate
> README).
Having a debug/verbose build of xen is sometimes handy for debugging
things, but since debug builds are deliberatly combatitive its probably
not a good idea for production.
Ian
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