What do we need to do to hit 2.6.19?

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On Friday 04 August 2006 20:34, Jeremy Fitzhardinge wrote:
> Chris said, and I agree, that we should try to get the basic PV-ops 
> infrastructure stuff into 2.6.19.  To me this means being able to run a 
> kernel native with CONFIG_PARAVIRT, and see little or no functional or 
> performance degradation.  What do we need to do to get there:
> 
>     * fix the slowdown bug, which seems to be something to do with
>       rdmsr/wrmsr on SMP systems
>     * work out how to handle all the low-level system interfaces, like
>       ACPI, PnP BIOS, APM
>     * what else?

You're already too late for most of this. The merge window will
open in the forseeable future and you don't have had significant
-mm* or x86_64-* testing yet and in general stuff is still
very fresh.

Maybe we can get some basic "obvious" stuff like a few 
macro substitutions in (if you submit them properly), but probably not 
the full support.

-Andi


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