Re: vmm/vmd users running Alpine 3.21 guests

2025-01-21 Thread Dave Voutila
Dave Voutila writes: > Just a heads up, if you use vmm_clock[1] and virtio_vmmci[2] kernel > modules that I maintain, you'll need to pull the latest. > > Folks in Linux Land decided to twiddle some of the API surface area > forcing me to add yet another block of #elif's and kernel version checks

Re: vmm/vmd users running Alpine 3.21 guests

2024-12-10 Thread Dave Voutila
izzy Meyer writes: > On Thu, 05 Dec 2024 14:13:03 -0500 > Dave Voutila wrote: > >> Just a heads up, if you use vmm_clock[1] and virtio_vmmci[2] kernel >> modules that I maintain, you'll need to pull the latest. >> > > > Great work! I just tried this out on my laptop with a Devuan 5 VM and a >

Re: vmm/vmd users running Alpine 3.21 guests

2024-12-10 Thread izzy Meyer
On Thu, 05 Dec 2024 14:13:03 -0500 Dave Voutila wrote: > Just a heads up, if you use vmm_clock[1] and virtio_vmmci[2] kernel > modules that I maintain, you'll need to pull the latest. > > Folks in Linux Land decided to twiddle some of the API surface area > forcing me to add yet another block of

vmm/vmd users running Alpine 3.21 guests

2024-12-05 Thread Dave Voutila
Just a heads up, if you use vmm_clock[1] and virtio_vmmci[2] kernel modules that I maintain, you'll need to pull the latest. Folks in Linux Land decided to twiddle some of the API surface area forcing me to add yet another block of #elif's and kernel version checks to the vmmci(4) implementation.