Re: [Xen-users] GFS into the kernel.

[Andy Davidson <andy@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mark Williamson wrote:
> Does this procedure work for you when compiling a native x86 kernel (i.e. 
> remove the Xenification?).
Thank you for replying.

I did all the steps requoted below except for using mkbuildtree - the 
.config was the default one for 2.6.12 with DLM and GFS added rather 
than my Xen .config - but i trust the .config as it's pulled from a 
working box.
The kernel builds cleanly, but I didn't try booting it (the box is a few 
miles away).
[...]

> >  - grabbed Linux 2.6.12 from kernel.org.
> >
> >  - patched in the -mm2 set for this version (gfs needs the dlm feature
> > in this patchset.)
> >
> >  - patched in the gfs stuff from http://redhat.com/~teigland/gfs2
=== missed the below steps
> >  - used "xen-2.0-testing/linux-2.6-xen-sparse/mkbuildtree" to xenify my
> > working copy of this kernel.
> >  - grabbed the /boot/config-2.6.11.10-xen0 file from my Xen host.
> > Dropped it into the right place to use as a reference point for my new
> > kernel.
> >
> >  - edited arch/xen/Kconfig.drivers and added a    source
> > "drivers/dlm/Kconfig"   line underneath the 'menu' line towards the top
> > of the file
> >
> >  - ran  ARCH=xen make menuconfig  and enabled DLM and GFS support.
> > Sanity checked the rest of the config (e.g. ensured that my network hw
> > was still listed as supported).
== ran make menuconfig as discussed above and continued below step

> >  - ran 'make-kpkg --append-to-version=xen0 --revision=ad1 --arch=xen
> > kernel_image'

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