Daniel Lezcano wrote: > Denis V. Lunev wrote: >> Hi, All! >> >> I have ported what is ready to send to netdev to 2.6.25 and created >> appropriate branches on git.openvz.org, namely >> - net-2.6.25 aka Miller's 2.6.25 tree >> - net-2.6.25-netns with ready patches > > resyncing ... thanks :) > > I will send in a few moments a first round for ipv6 taking into account > ip6_fib. > > There some other pending patches I will send, I hope before the end of > the week. > > I am a little lost with what we want to send for net-2.6.25. I mean we > planned to send af_unix, af_packet, af_netlink, af_inet and af_inet6. I think that should behave like a small squaw eating the bear. Right now we _can_ send netlink preparatory work + PF_UNIX + PF_PACKET. This code is ready, functional and complete. Let's send it now to reduce amount of work for maintaining. > What is the level of functionnality we want to provide with ipv4 and > ipv6. For example we have addresss autoconfiguration for ipv6, shall we > send it ? after that, we can continue the work. I think that we can send all remaining IPv4 code after while in this cycle. The code has been significantly changed and porting/splitting/re-splitting takes longer than I have expected. All sysctl/sysfs handling is out of scope for me now and, I think, Dave is not a right person to accept this code. It will be very good if we'll have functional IPv4 in this kernel. All other staff looks like a pure bonus. At least we should test and stabilize it. > What about the todo list Pavel planned to do ? _______________________________________________ Containers mailing list Containers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.linux-foundation.org/mailman/listinfo/containers