On Tuesday 12 December 2006 11:23, Jeremy Fitzhardinge wrote: > Will your system boot with vdso=0 on the kernel command line? Sure, it's the same as what I did by default. > Presumably it will boot paravirt-native without it (since native makes > no claims on the address space), so its something you could put in your > Xen config file, no? I don't think being incompatible to old binaries is a sensible default. That is why I changed the wrong default. If paravirt ops cannot supply a compatible vdso it has to do without one. -Andi
