Tag: fedora
Fedora 12 Xen RPMs
by David Kowis on Nov.17, 2009, under Linux, fedora
I built these on a recently updated Fedora 12 box. I haven’t yet had an opportunity to test them. If you do use them and they work great, or not, post in the comments please.
Xen 3.4.2 rpms for Fedora 11 x86_64
by David Kowis on Nov.12, 2009, under Linux, W00t!, fedora
I was using xen 3.4.1 on my fedora 11 Domain0, but I couldn’t ever suspend anything. xm save always failed. Someone on IRC suggested that it was the guest kernel that was to blame. Turns out it was xen 3.4.1.
After many hours searching the intertubes for a srpm or a spec file for building xen 3.4.2 for fedora, I decided that I would hack an existing one to 3.4.2 and hope for the best.
It built after I removed a few patches. The patches mostly complained about being already applied, so I assume the bugs the patches were addressing were fixed in 3.4.2. I have generated rpms for x86_64 and put the spec file up on my site. Enjoy.
Fedora Domain 0 and Domain U I/O performance
by David Kowis on Oct.22, 2009, under Linux
I finally got a Fedora 11 domain0 up and running. Built my own kernel using the patches from gentoo-xen-kernel. Specifically, the 2.6.29.6 patches, as I had issues running the 2.6.30 kernel on this particular box. This box does not have the CPU virtualization extensions, so every VM has to be paravirtualized. Here, I discuss a bit on the awesomeness of pygrub, and then I publis a couple bonnie++ results from the dom0 and the domU.
