This is a set of patches from master that I think are candidates for the
stable-0.10 branch. They're all KVM specific.
I tried to be conservative and didn't include any ia64, PPC, or passthrough
fixes. I don't know the state of those subsystems well enough to judge whether
the commits help or not.
To detect set of candidates to consider, I used the following git command:
git log ^kvm-stable-start origin/master..kvm
This gives a range of commits that do not include anything reachable from
kvm-stable-start or origin/master (which is upstream QEMU) starting at the
master branch in kvm.
kvm-stable-start is a local tag to:
commit 8d890e234cdf5860395c4cb93b831ae37aab41e9
Author: Zhang, Yang <yang.zhang@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu Mar 5 15:10:22 2009 +0800
kvm: external module: add kvm-ia64.c to hack files list
As best I can tell, the is the point where KVM's stable branch forked from the
master branch. If anyone knows a better way to figure this out in git, please
let me know.
I've done some regression testing. It looks like savevm/loadvm is broken in
stable-0.10 right now (KVM only) so that limits the testing I can do there.
One of the patches required enough fuzzing that I'd like to get an Ack on it.
I've marked it appropriately.
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