Re: [libvirt] [PATCH] replace ppce500v2 with ppce500

On 03/19/2013 08:13 PM, Olivia Yin wrote: > --- > docs/schemas/domaincommon.rng | 2 +- Your commit message is sparse. This is a good place to explain WHY a maintainer should apply your patch. On my Fedora 18 box, I see: $ qemu-ppc64 -cpu help | grep e500 PowerPC e500_v10 PVR 80200010 PowerPC e500_v20 PVR 80200020 PowerPC e500v1 PVR 80200020 PowerPC e500v2_v10 PVR 80210010 PowerPC e500v2_v20 PVR 80210020 PowerPC e500v2_v21 PVR 80210021 PowerPC e500v2_v22 PVR 80210022 PowerPC e500v2 PVR 80210022 PowerPC e500 PVR 80210022 PowerPC e500v2_v30 PVR 80210030 PowerPC e500mc PVR 80230020 Doesn't that mean that both 'ppce500' AND 'ppce500v2' (and several others) should all be valid machine names? If anything, we should either relax the RNG grammar to allow freeform names (since the code wasn't really checking), or we should enhance the grammar and C code to call out the entire list of values that qemu supports. With as many ppc variants as qemu seems to support, trying to maintain a list seems like duplicated effort where we will constantly be behind. Therefore, I think the best action is to do a mix: relax the grammar to allow any string (the way we already do for x86), but then do a validation in the C code that the string chosen by the user is supported by qemu (instead of the current approach of not caring about the string).