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Re: [Xen-users] pciback vs. qemu-dm vs. ?

From: John S Williams <hogleg_willy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2007 05:55:20 -0500

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Mark Williamson wrote:

If you have a dedicated PCI card and really want to use Xen then I suspectthat the most likely way to do things will be to fiddle with pciback a bitmore. Bear in mind that you're making the domain with the PCI card trusted(potentially as much as dom0 itself) by giving it a PCI device to play with.


Cheers,
Mark

Thanks for the reply, Mark...

How do I go about debugging the domU handoff. Why does it think that the

device is not present. I see it in /sys/bus/pci/drivers/pciback, and I

see no bttv or bt878 drivers listed. So I think the blacklisting is

working. Is there another log file that I can check, or perhaps is there

a set of debug modules that I can install?

I noted that this issue came up earlier on the mailing list and no

resolution was posted. It may very well be a distinct issue with this

type of capture card.

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