Difference between revisions of "Web-based Virtual Machine Management - Discussion 1"
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- What actual things could be in ‘mozilla branch’? | - What actual things could be in ‘mozilla branch’? | ||
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| − | + | - For instance: I don’t really understand how CVS/tinderbox works; with SVN it’s simple: r3201; r3202; r3203.. i.e. linear | |
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| + | - With CVS, how does it work? Can I actually specify a time (12:36 on 11/12?) Would that even be useful? | ||
- Toolchain still unclear: assume skip for now | - Toolchain still unclear: assume skip for now | ||
- What is the next step for operating systems? | - What is the next step for operating systems? | ||
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| − | + | - Should I be setting up (i.e. installing manually) several ‘base VMs’? | |
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| + | - What role does my web-interface even play? (It seems rather over-engineered to have a bunch of ad-hoc VMs, and the only purpose of the web-interface is to download a Mozilla source tree to the /opt dir of that VM.) | ||
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| + | - What role does LVM play? Is the intention for ‘COW’ to be that many people can be tinkering on the “same” VM at once, i.e. Fedora 7 with thunderbird trunk + Fedora 7 with firefox trunk on two different VMs? | ||
- In the long run | - In the long run | ||
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| + | - It seems like a lot of the effort is in cloning virt-manager. How can I not do this? | ||
Latest revision as of 16:03, 12 November 2007
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- What actual things could be in ‘mozilla branch’?
- For instance: I don’t really understand how CVS/tinderbox works; with SVN it’s simple: r3201; r3202; r3203.. i.e. linear
- With CVS, how does it work? Can I actually specify a time (12:36 on 11/12?) Would that even be useful?
- Toolchain still unclear: assume skip for now
- What is the next step for operating systems?
- Should I be setting up (i.e. installing manually) several ‘base VMs’?
- What role does my web-interface even play? (It seems rather over-engineered to have a bunch of ad-hoc VMs, and the only purpose of the web-interface is to download a Mozilla source tree to the /opt dir of that VM.)
- What role does LVM play? Is the intention for ‘COW’ to be that many people can be tinkering on the “same” VM at once, i.e. Fedora 7 with thunderbird trunk + Fedora 7 with firefox trunk on two different VMs?
- In the long run
- It seems like a lot of the effort is in cloning virt-manager. How can I not do this?
