Manuel Bouyer <bouyer%antioche.eu.org@localhost> writes: > On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 03:58:16PM -0400, Greg Troxel wrote: >> >> The HOWTO is out of date, and I wanted to make sure the right thing was >> recommended. My take is that the right recommendation now is >> >> xen: 4.1 >> dom0: NetBSD 6 stable, amd64 >> >> except that maybe it should be 4.2. I looked at package building >> status for kernels and tools, with the first two columns being doing >> builds from 2014Q1 on my machines, and the second two being the official >> bulk builds. > > Did you do builds using pbulk, or just a 'make package' from > command line ? > I wouldn't be surprised if this was another pbulk issue. > These are hard to debug. My builds were done normally within the system, by hand, without pbulk. I would say that if we can get things to build w/o pbulk that would be the most important step, and debugging the not-pbulk/pbulk secondary. Right now it's hard to recommend 4.1. >> any hope of PCI passthrough on 4.1/4.2? > > Someone needs to convert the python patch we had for 31 for 4.1. > Not sure what's needed for 4.2. That would be really great to have, because then we could recommend 4.1 period and 3.1/3.3 could become really deprecated.
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