i've looked at it. what do you mean by PAE support? what would plan 9 need to do to play nicely with xen3?
pae is already recognized by plan 9, but the default memory types are not fiddled and you can't map a region with a specific pae type. these changes are not too hard, but i haven't gotten to a place yet where i need to implement anything but it may be that setting up wc pci space will be necessiary for good performance with some pcie drivers. - erik On Tue Apr 17 09:54:10 EDT 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > the xen packages only include the hypervisor 'kernel', not the > associated linux kernel that xen ends up starting for Dom0... > > Out of curiosity, has anyone started work on PAE support for plan9? > > On 4/17/07, Richard Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I've tried using the non-pae package and setting grub to load the > > > non-pae hypervisor. The hypervisor then complains that the Dom0 linux > > > kernel has pae enabled. > > > > Doesn't the non-pae xen package include a dom0 kernel? If not, it > > looks like you will indeed have to build one.
