Marc is absolutely right - this is very bad concept and politic to drop widely used features at least suddenly. If there are strong reason for this it should be done for a some period of time and user should be given possibility to adopt their systems to the new situation.
I remember many years ago I have migrated from VMware 3.0 to KVM. The only way to do so was to use SCSI. It is amazing, but those old systems survives numerous upgrades of KVM (eventually it follow every upgrade). I am not working there anymore, but I am sad thinking my previous employer will encounter problems now if KVM will be upgraded. But now I have problem too. For a few years I have used SCSI to debug and testing my installer in different RAID configurations. And now I have no possibility to do this work with KVM. I have never encountered any problems with SCSI either in production mentioned above or in this testing environment. So, I don't understand, why it should be removed. Again, if there are reasons for this, there are should be alternative. What about ahci? I don't see anything about this in man page and docs. How can I try it? -- *************************** ## Vladimir Stavrinov ## vstavri...@gmail.com *************************** -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
