| # this is a sample job to build xen and kernel with xen patches. |
| # The xen unstable tarball comes with scripts that will automatically |
| # patch a linux kernel, however, in some cases, PPC for example, the |
| # kernel is built from a seperate source. The xen class supports |
| # defining your own kernel job, and handing that to the xen job. If |
| # no kernel job is specified, it will create one using the kernel source |
| # that the xen tarball uses. |
| xensrc = 'http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/Research/SRG/netos/xen/downloads/xen-unstable-src.tgz' |
| |
| # |
| # uncomment the section below if you want to specify your own kernel job |
| # for the xen build |
| # |
| # ------ start uncomment ------ |
| #print "TEST: initing kernel" |
| #testkernel = job.kernel('/usr/local/src/linux-2.6.18.tar.bz2') # 2.4.18 |
| #testkernel.config('http://mbligh.org/config/opteron2') |
| #print "TEST: initing xen" |
| #testxen = job.xen(xensrc, kjob = testkernel) |
| # ------ end uncomment ------ |
| |
| # build xen using default xen kernel |
| # comment the next two lines out if you are using the above custom |
| # kernel job |
| |
| print "TEST: initing xen" |
| testxen = job.xen(xensrc) |
| |
| print "TEST: building xen" |
| testxen.build() |
| |
| print "TEST: installing xen" |
| # using a dir in tmp as xen install needs root perms |
| # |
| testxen.install(tag='autotest', prefix='/tmp/xen') |
| |
| # uncomment if you run as root and want to install the xen build |
| # testxen.boot() |
