GY> The processor id changed to domanin_name/proc, then does the
GY> libvirt-cim rpm for Fedora 9 will reflect this recent changes? If
GY> so, when is it time to replace? Also the same issues in terms of
GY> MB versus KB for memory. I'm not sure if libvirt-cim rpm freezed,
GY> then how cimtest are represent? Do we have to branch cimtest into
GY> two parts, one for libvirt-cim rpm, the other for recent provider
GY> changes?
This is a good point. The Fedora 9 RPM has been unchanged for a while
now, so none of the changes that you mention are included. I think
that the test development should proceed to track the libvirt-cim
development tree, but perhaps there is a way that we can map FAIL to
XFAIL for older versions of the provider.
Does anyone have a suggestion for a reasonable way we could do this?
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Dan Smith
IBM Linux Technology Center
Open Hypervisor Team
email: danms(a)us.ibm.com