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xen-users
Re: [Xen-users] Xen Linux Kernel Patching
Jürgen Franz wrote:
Hello Xen Users!
I wanted to ask you something about custom xen kernel-creation and would be
grateful for your answers. As I like to use current vanilla releases of the
linux kernel and Xen officially uses the 2.6.16 series, but there are some more
recent distirbution-kernels with Xen-support around (e.g. Debian, Fedora 7...)
I was wondering whether integrating Xen in a newer kernel could be very
difficult.
Yet I found almost nothing in Xen Docs about that topic, few around around the web
(missed something like a "Xen Kernel Patching HOWTO") and had no success trying
it on my own. So, is there an 'easy' way of creating a current, customized, xen-dom0
linux-kernel - without completely rewriting the official xen kernel patches (which seem
not to work with newer versions)?
It's non-trivial: the Xen patches need to be tuned for specific kernels
and specific versions of Xen, although this is becoming more main-stream
all the time.
Take a look at the source and patches for the Xen packages under Debian
or RedHat or even www.xensource.com or whatever to see how the
packagers did it.
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