source for pve-kvm.deb

[ierk]

I would like to update to kvm-84 and merge some of the SuSE patches. Where can I find the srouce for pve-kvm.deb?

(I know I could use the deb from Debian or where ever, but would prefere to use a matching one.)

 

[dietmar]

I would like to update to kvm-84 and merge some of the SuSE patches.

What patches?

Where can I find the srouce for pve-kvm.deb?

It is included inside the kernel source:

ftp://pve.proxmox.com/sources/pve-kernel-2.6.24_2009-01-15.tar.gz

 

[ierk]

i've found the source archive, and added my patches. As I was missing some build requirements (perl-doc and texi2html) it did not build, but I've fixed that as well.

I wanted to add the mac-machine patches. They apply and compile, and the new kernel boots.

But windows (7 beta) detects a new unknown PCI device.
I've not tried to boot OS X and my OpenBSD derivat still does not boot.

Diff to pve-kernel-2.6.24_2009-01-15.tar.gz attached, you have to downlod the kvm-84.tar.gz

 

[dietmar]

Diff to pve-kernel-2.6.24_2009-01-15.tar.gz attached, you have to downlod the kvm-84.tar.gz

Many thanks, but you should send patches to the kvm/qemu lists instead. Also, the patches seems to conflict with our VNC patches.

 

[ierk]

The patches where taken from the SuSE rpm at: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Virtualization:/KVM/openSUSE_Factory/src/
(also see http://d4wiki.goddamm.it/index.php/Howto:_Mac_OSX_on_KVM)

The original patches conflict slightliy with existing VNC patches, but can be made to apply and seem to work.

I think SuSE will (try to) get the Intel-Mac patches applied to KVM-upstream.

 

[dietmar]

The MAC EULA forbids to run OS X on non-mac hardware, so why does that make sense?

 

[oeginc]

You are assuming that they wish to run Mac OSX on non-apple hardware, in which case you would be correct - however, linux runs on Mac hardware as well...

Taken from http://d4wiki.goddamm.it/index.php/Howto:_Mac_OSX_on_KVM

"While the EULA clearly states, that running Mac OS X only once and only on Apple hardware is allowed, this does not exclude running it legally in a virtual machine on Apple hardware."

 

[dietmar]

You are assuming that they wish to run Mac OSX on non-apple hardware, in which case you would be correct - however, linux runs on Mac hardware as well...

Sure. Anyways, this is a very serious restriction...