Xen FreeBSD port is available?

Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Keichii Moto]

Hello,

I surf the Xen web page, it mentioned that it ported
to
NetBSD and FreeBSD as well. I can't find FreeBSD/xen
source, where I can fetch it?
Thanks.


		
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Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Christian Laursen]

Keichii Moto <keichiitoyota@yahoo.com> writes:

> I surf the Xen web page, it mentioned that it ported
> to
> NetBSD and FreeBSD as well. I can't find FreeBSD/xen
> source, where I can fetch it?

I was looking for this as well but there doesn't seem to be
any information about it that is easy to find. :(

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Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Mark A. Williamson]

> > NetBSD and FreeBSD as well. I can't find FreeBSD/xen
> > source, where I can fetch it?

I don't think the FreeBSD source is publically available, since the full port 
is still being finished off.  Others on this list might know more details 
about this...

HTH,
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Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Christian Laursen]

"Mark A. Williamson" <mark.williamson@cl.cam.ac.uk> writes:

> > > NetBSD and FreeBSD as well. I can't find FreeBSD/xen
> > > source, where I can fetch it?
> 
> I don't think the FreeBSD source is publically available, since the full port 
> is still being finished off.  Others on this list might know more details 
> about this...

Okay.

It would be somewhat nice with a minimal status page somewhere so that people
can get an idea about it without having to ask here.

Just a suggestion of course.

I would very much like to help out with testing even before the port is
completely finished.

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Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Kip Macy]

>
> I would very much like to help out with testing even before the port is
> completely finished.
>

If you really have the time for this, I'll roll everything up and get it
out to you as soon as all the obvious bugs are fixed - it boots off a
vbd root and can be logged into remotely so it will be "Real Soon Now".



				-Kip


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Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Fred Clift]

On Thu, 14 Oct 2004, Kip Macy wrote:

> If you really have the time for this, I'll roll everything up and get it
> out to you as soon as all the obvious bugs are fixed - it boots off a
> vbd root and can be logged into remotely so it will be "Real Soon Now".

Out of curiosity, what version of FreeBSD? and I wouldn't mind hearing
about a public beta of this either.

Fred

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Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Kip Macy]

5.2.1 - I'll shift over to 5.3 once that goes out of beta or the current
XenoFreeBSD bugs have been squashed - whichever comes later.

			-Kip

On Thu, 14 Oct 2004, Fred Clift wrote:

> On Thu, 14 Oct 2004, Kip Macy wrote:
>
> > If you really have the time for this, I'll roll everything up and get it
> > out to you as soon as all the obvious bugs are fixed - it boots off a
> > vbd root and can be logged into remotely so it will be "Real Soon Now".
>
> Out of curiosity, what version of FreeBSD? and I wouldn't mind hearing
> about a public beta of this either.
>
> Fred
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Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Christian Laursen]

Kip Macy <kmacy@eventdriven.org> writes:

> > I would very much like to help out with testing even before the port is
> > completely finished.
> 
> If you really have the time for this, I'll roll everything up and get it
> out to you as soon as all the obvious bugs are fixed - it boots off a
> vbd root and can be logged into remotely so it will be "Real Soon Now".

That sounds great. I'll look forward to test it.

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FreeBSD stable? was Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Kip Macy]

I've had a VM up and running for about an hour and 45 minutes running
the lmbench3 OS benchmarks. The results aren't going to be that
interesting as I have a lot of diagnostic code in the kernel. However,
it does serve as a first order sanity check of stability.

What all do you need to do beta testing? I have a loopback image (file)
that I use that can probably be compressed down to 100MB. The i386-xeno
tree more or less (one needs to add a few symlinks) just drops into a
FreeBSD 5.2.1 tree.

How stable do you need it to be? There is a known issue that I'm working
around by disabling pre-faulting on a 64MB range of the VA.

If you're inclined to work on it as well I'll send you a patch with the
added debugging support I've added to xen. It has proven *extremely*
useful.



				-Kip



On Thu, 14 Oct 2004, Christian Laursen wrote:

> Kip Macy <kmacy@eventdriven.org> writes:
>
> > > I would very much like to help out with testing even before the port is
> > > completely finished.
> >
> > If you really have the time for this, I'll roll everything up and get it
> > out to you as soon as all the obvious bugs are fixed - it boots off a
> > vbd root and can be logged into remotely so it will be "Real Soon Now".
>
> That sounds great. I'll look forward to test it.
>
> --
> Christian Laursen
>


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Re: FreeBSD stable? was Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Christian Laursen]

Kip Macy <kmacy@eventdriven.org> writes:

> I've had a VM up and running for about an hour and 45 minutes running
> the lmbench3 OS benchmarks. The results aren't going to be that
> interesting as I have a lot of diagnostic code in the kernel. However,
> it does serve as a first order sanity check of stability.

Great.

> What all do you need to do beta testing? I have a loopback image (file)
> that I use that can probably be compressed down to 100MB. The i386-xeno
> tree more or less (one needs to add a few symlinks) just drops into a
> FreeBSD 5.2.1 tree.

Does your loopback file contain a normal userland or is it modified in
some way? If it is normal, we should be able to build one ourselves
without any problems.

Regarding the source we will of course need whatever is not already in
the cvsuppable source.

> How stable do you need it to be? There is a known issue that I'm working
> around by disabling pre-faulting on a 64MB range of the VA.

At this point just stable enough to get a good feel about how it will
run. We don't have any immediate plans for production.

> If you're inclined to work on it as well I'll send you a patch with the
> added debugging support I've added to xen. It has proven *extremely*
> useful.

Please do.

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Re: FreeBSD stable? was Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Kip Macy]

What Xen tree/changeset are you using? This was done against 1.1354 on
unstable. I pulled 1.1450 and discovered that the domain builder API has
changed, so I might as well take the time required to change the init
path so that freebsd can be booted by the unified domain builder.



					-Kip


On Tue, 26 Oct 2004, Christian Laursen wrote:

> Kip Macy <kmacy@eventdriven.org> writes:
>
> > I've had a VM up and running for about an hour and 45 minutes running
> > the lmbench3 OS benchmarks. The results aren't going to be that
> > interesting as I have a lot of diagnostic code in the kernel. However,
> > it does serve as a first order sanity check of stability.
>
> Great.
>
> > What all do you need to do beta testing? I have a loopback image (file)
> > that I use that can probably be compressed down to 100MB. The i386-xeno
> > tree more or less (one needs to add a few symlinks) just drops into a
> > FreeBSD 5.2.1 tree.
>
> Does your loopback file contain a normal userland or is it modified in
> some way? If it is normal, we should be able to build one ourselves
> without any problems.
>
> Regarding the source we will of course need whatever is not already in
> the cvsuppable source.
>
> > How stable do you need it to be? There is a known issue that I'm working
> > around by disabling pre-faulting on a 64MB range of the VA.
>
> At this point just stable enough to get a good feel about how it will
> run. We don't have any immediate plans for production.
>
> > If you're inclined to work on it as well I'll send you a patch with the
> > added debugging support I've added to xen. It has proven *extremely*
> > useful.
>
> Please do.
>
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> Christian Laursen
>
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Re: FreeBSD stable? was Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Keichii Moto]

Kip Macy wrote:

> What Xen tree/changeset are you using? This was done
> against 1.1354 on
> unstable. I pulled 1.1450 and discovered that the
> domain builder API has
> changed, so I might as well take the time required
> to change the init
> path so that freebsd can be booted by the unified
> domain builder.

Hi Kip,

Would you tell me where I can get your source?
I'd like to try it, thanks. I'm using Xen 2.0 source.
> 
> 
> 
>      -Kip



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Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Brian Wolfe]

I too would be interested in moderately testing this out. I've had a few
requests from clients for a *BSD version of the xen vhosting...

 Of course I'd probably need a little help from our guinea pig Christian
(or another) on how best to setup a virtual disk of FreeBSD. ;) Heck,
I'll take a bare-bones FreeBSD vbd image I can load as an OS starting
point. *grin*

On Thu, 2004-10-14 at 04:52, Kip Macy wrote:
> >
> > I would very much like to help out with testing even before the port is
> > completely finished.
> >
> 
> If you really have the time for this, I'll roll everything up and get it
> out to you as soon as all the obvious bugs are fixed - it boots off a
> vbd root and can be logged into remotely so it will be "Real Soon Now".
> 
> 
> 
> 				-Kip
> 
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Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Kip Macy]

I was going to strip down the vbd image that I've been using for Ian.
Unfortunately this won't make it into 2.0. Perhaps the new VM debugger
support and having a third port in the tree would warrant a "2.0.1"
release.

				-Kip


On Thu, 14 Oct 2004, Brian Wolfe wrote:

> I too would be interested in moderately testing this out. I've had a few
> requests from clients for a *BSD version of the xen vhosting...
>
>  Of course I'd probably need a little help from our guinea pig Christian
> (or another) on how best to setup a virtual disk of FreeBSD. ;) Heck,
> I'll take a bare-bones FreeBSD vbd image I can load as an OS starting
> point. *grin*
>
> On Thu, 2004-10-14 at 04:52, Kip Macy wrote:
> > >
> > > I would very much like to help out with testing even before the port is
> > > completely finished.
> > >
> >
> > If you really have the time for this, I'll roll everything up and get it
> > out to you as soon as all the obvious bugs are fixed - it boots off a
> > vbd root and can be logged into remotely so it will be "Real Soon Now".
> >
> >
> >
> > 				-Kip
> >
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Re: Xen FreeBSD port is available?

[Kip Macy]

It hasn't been released yet. It has a couple of bugs and the pdb stub
that we had been relying doesn't work for us on top of trunk. I'm
working on an alternative debugging mechanism that should be working
shortly.

I can't give a date - but there is a lot of internal pressure to get it
done.

				-Kip


On Tue, 12 Oct 2004, Keichii Moto wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I surf the Xen web page, it mentioned that it ported
> to
> NetBSD and FreeBSD as well. I can't find FreeBSD/xen
> source, where I can fetch it?
> Thanks.
>
>
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