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xen-devel
Re: [Xen-ia64-devel] RE: [Xen-devel] [PATCH] blkif include fixes
Magenheimer, Dan (HP Labs Fort Collins) wrote:
Moving this to xen-ia64-devel...
I think it would be great if we could all start working
together on getting the virtual drivers working (for both
VTI and non-VTI), [..]
Any suggestions on how to divide up this work and
coordinate?
Hi Dan, I posted two patch series today that might be interesting:
The first series is a bunch of include file cleanups similar to what
Matt Chapman posted.
The second is a build hook + sparse tree for building xen drivers
against unmodified linux.
The status is that it compiles ok, but doesn't work yet (although an
earlier version of the same code worked several months ago). We just
wanted to get community feedback as quickly as possible.
What we have not figured out is, how to handle the case where the
netfront driver tries to transfer the ownership of a page to another
domain. It does this by writing to the phys_to_machine_mapping[] array.
While we can easily map the phys_to_machine table into a VMX guest, it's
not clear that:
a) allowing the guest to modify it is safe
b) How should device models (qemu-dm) handle this. Right now it maps all
of guest physical upfront and is not notified when phys_to_machine
mapping changes.
-Arun
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