The 21/11/11, Daniel P. Berrange wrote: > We're always open to accepting new drivers - we have almost every > major HV technology covered to some degreee now. There was a patch > for vserver posted here: > > https://www.redhat.com/archives/libvir-list/2008-January/msg00097.html > > with some review of the code, but there were not any followup postings > for it. So what's lacking is someone motivated todo the work to finish > it off & update to latest libvirt coding standards for drivers. Volunteers > are welcome to submit vserver support to libvir-list again.... I would have to second such a call until I realized the last Windows KVM virtio drivers are not freely available anymore (v1.2.0 & v1.3.3 of the drivers are distributed with a proprietary license instead of the GPLv2 for the previous versions). Looks like Redhat is going to close contributions in the virtualization world. -- Nicolas Sebrecht
