KVM Wiki
Hi all,
I noticed at least two promises by Avi on this list to start a wiki for KVM.
Maybe this can be done without much setup costs, by asking the maintainer of kernel.org.
At least rt.wiki.kernel.org exists and is being used by the community. As KVM has rather similar usage patterns, I can easily imagine that we could setup kvm.wiki.kernel.org , not requiring Avi or anyone else at Qumranet to setup a wiki server.
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Quoted 8 lines · Klaas van Gend
Maybe this can be done without much setup costs, by asking the maintainer of kernel.org.
At least rt.wiki.kernel.org exists and is being used by the community. As KVM has rather similar usage patterns, I can easily imagine that we could setup kvm.wiki.kernel.org , not requiring Avi or anyone else at Qumranet to setup a wiki server.
Actually, you don't even need to ask anyone to do it, because the wiki.kernel.org domain uses virtual hosting that automatically creates new wikis when you use them. Just go to
http://kvm.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Main_Page and start editing.
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Quoted 8 lines · Klaas van Gend
Maybe this can be done without much setup costs, by asking the maintainer of kernel.org.
At least rt.wiki.kernel.org exists and is being used by the community. As KVM has rather similar usage patterns, I can easily imagine that we could setup kvm.wiki.kernel.org , not requiring Avi or anyone else at Qumranet to setup a wiki server.
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Actually, you don't even need to ask anyone to do it, because the wiki.kernel.org domain uses virtual hosting that automatically creates new wikis when you use them. Just go to
http://kvm.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Main_Page and start editing.
Appears to work, modulo requiring that your browser accept cookies to use it. I didn't move to an insecure machine to try it.
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Quoted 4 lines · Klaas van Gend
Hi all,
I noticed at least two promises by Avi on this list to start a wiki for KVM.
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Maybe this can be done without much setup costs, by asking the maintainer of kernel.org.
At least rt.wiki.kernel.org exists and is being used by the community. As KVM has rather similar usage patterns, I can easily imagine that we could setup kvm.wiki.kernel.org , not requiring Avi or anyone else at Qumranet to setup a wiki server.
The IT here has promised to bring the wiki up no later than the end of this week, hopefully sooner.
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