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>if you have 2.6.31 and want to use kvm-88-r1, kvm-kmod-88-r1 is not |
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>required and you can use the in kernel modules. |
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>if they release kvm-devel-89 for example, it may have newer kvm-kmod code than |
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>what is bundled in the kernel. |
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Daniel, |
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thanks for your help in this matter. i have linux-2.6.31-gentoo and kvm-88-r1 installed. |
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i removed kvm-kmod-88-r1 and tried the in kernel modules but it was to no avail. when |
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attempting to modprobe kvm-intel i get an "unknown symbol" error. i also tried it with |
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everything compiled in the kernel but that didn't work either. no /dev/kvm is created |
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so kvm is automatically disabled. i filed a bug with kvm's maintainer on the sourceforge |
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tracker but don't hold out a lot of hope as there are a lot of open bugs on it. i also |
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contacted intel support and escalated the posting today so i will have to wait and see. |
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and last but not least i posted on forums.gentoo.org in "other things gentoo" but have |
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yet to receive any replies. if you have any further ideas i would be glad to hear them. |
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once again thanks for you help in this matter. |
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best regards, |
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James Erickson |
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