> > As I've mentioned in the past to Dan, it's worth noting that Crossbow is > > not the only project that has significant impact here -- e.g., Clearview > > UV and Clearview IPMP (among other projects) also made significant changes > > to both kernel and userland that are presumed to be in lockstep. I > > suspect you will be safe with shared-stack, but exclusive stack will pose > > some significant challenges, and in some cases you may find the path of > > least resistance is to use the S11 userland binaries inside the S10 zone. > > Using the S11 binaries might be what we wind up doing > for this. We haven't started to investigate the exclusive > stack yet, so we don't know all of the issues. We do > already have a mechanism for running binaries from the > global zone and we do use that in some other cases already. > One concern might be around 3rd party S10 apps that want to > do networking stuff directly. I'm not sure how common > that would be or what, if anything, would not work.
That should be pretty uncommon as the affected interfaces are unstable, undocumented, and undergoing fairly regular change. -- meem _______________________________________________ zones-discuss mailing list zones-discuss@opensolaris.org
