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Halassy Zoltán wrote: |
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> Hello! |
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> I tried to google around with this, but didn't find anything useful. |
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> I am maintaining a xen based system, dom0 and domU both gentoo x86_64 |
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> (they're working flawlessly for a long time now). |
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> The latest non-masked xen-sources is at version 2.6.18-r12, and the |
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> _oldest_ 2.6 linux-headers is at 2.6.23-r3. |
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> My question is, is it safe to compile a new glibc (2.8), with newer |
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> headers and older kernel api? Or should I create an ebuild like |
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> "xen-headers" to an overlay? |
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I don't use Xen, but I was under the impression that Xen support had been rolled |
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into gentoo-sources (and probably even upstream, which means it's in |
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vanilla-sources). |
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Andrew Gaffney http://dev.gentoo.org/~agaffney/ |
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Gentoo Linux Developer Catalyst/Genkernel + Release Engineering Lead |
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