XEN3_DOM0 kernel config in the NetBSD 3.1

Hello!

I can not find XEN3_DOM0 kernel config in my NetBSD 3.1
sources. I have 
the wrong files or something was changed?

esio$ pwd
/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/conf
esio$ ls XEN*
XEN2_DOM0 XEN2_DOMU XEN3_DOMU
esio$

PCh

Apparently, if you want XEN3 dom0, you have to follow
-current.

Putting the XEN3_DOM0 file (minimal CVS diffs suggested that
it might  
work) into a 3.1 src/sys/ tree, you get all sorts of errors
when  
attempting to config the kernel.  I am now in the process of
 
following -current......


On 09/11/2006, at 6:39 AM, Pawel Chwalowski wrote:

> Hello!
>
> I can not find XEN3_DOM0 kernel config in my NetBSD 3.1
sources. I  
> have the wrong files or something was changed?
>
> esio$ pwd
> /usr/src/sys/arch/i386/conf
> esio$ ls XEN*
> XEN2_DOM0 XEN2_DOMU XEN3_DOMU
> esio$
>
> PCh

On Thu, Nov 09, 2006 at 07:02:47AM +1000, Toe Cutter wrote:
> Apparently, if you want XEN3 dom0, you have to follow
-current.
> 
> Putting the XEN3_DOM0 file (minimal CVS diffs suggested
that it might  
> work) into a 3.1 src/sys/ tree, you get all sorts of
errors when  
> attempting to config the kernel.  I am now in the
process of  
> following -current......

netbsd-3 doesn't support Xen3 dom0 operations, and there's
no plan to
pullup the support. The first release to support Xen3 dom0
will be
NetBSD 4.0

-- 
Manuel Bouyer <bouyerantioche.eu.org>
     NetBSD: 26 ans d'experience feront toujours la
difference
--

Manuel Bouyer wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 09, 2006 at 07:02:47AM +1000, Toe Cutter
wrote:
>> Apparently, if you want XEN3 dom0, you have to
follow -current.
>>
>> Putting the XEN3_DOM0 file (minimal CVS diffs
suggested that it might  
>> work) into a 3.1 src/sys/ tree, you get all sorts
of errors when  
>> attempting to config the kernel.  I am now in the
process of  
>> following -current......
> 
> netbsd-3 doesn't support Xen3 dom0 operations, and
there's no plan to
> pullup the support. The first release to support Xen3
dom0 will be
> NetBSD 4.0

Thank you for the strict information. It was not precisely
specified in 
the NetBSD/xen Howto ("There aren't much changes in Xen
installation and 
config files between Xen2 and Xen3 beyond installing
xentools30 and 
xenkernel30 instead of the 20 ones)".
I think I will stay with Xen2 and the NetBSD-stable.

PCh