On 06/18/2014 05:16 AM, Sven Kieske wrote:
Am 18.06.2014 11:03, schrieb Andrew Cathrow:
We deliver a different QEMU in RHEL than is delivered in RHEV and RHEL-OSP.
In RHEL 6 there's a different set of features at compile time.
In RHEL 7.x you'll see us shipping different releases - eg. rebasing onto a new
QEMU version in RHEV/RHEL-OSP which is something that's not possible within
RHEL.
Well thanks for the response
but the only new information that you provide is
that you will rebase qemu in rhev which "is not possible"
in rhel 7.
but I was asking for some kind of reasoning _why_
that's not possible _and_ additionally would like
to point out that no rebasing at all is needed as it's
just recompiling with one flag added.
I begin to think this has something to do with marketing
as there is apparently no technical reason to do this.
No it's about productization - how do we monetize investments that we
make. That's something that we need to consider as we have literally
thousands of engineers who have to be paid.
Of course I know that you can not simply introduce a new
version in rhel6, according to your update policy and
your qa.
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