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Jeff Rizzo wrote:

>*Now*, however, my problem is that I'm having a hard time figuring out
>the magic incantation to build the LKM for a Xen host.  (it's from
>pkgsrc, if anyone's interested - comms/zaptel-netbsd)  I've tried a
>bunch of stuff, but I guess I don't understand the LKM framework or the
>Xen kernel build Special Magick well enough...  Suggestions welcome.
>
>  
>

A fresh look in the morning has let me think more clearly about it, and
find my problem... I've had to patch share/mk/bsd.kmod.mk and
sys/arch/xen/include/pmap.h to allow the correct things to happen.  I'm
still toying with it a bit, but when I'm finished, I'll post patches
here for review.

+j


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