Greg Kroah-Hartman filled in a complain and a thread to Microsoft about the Hyper-V drivers they gave to the open source community to be included in the Linux kernel.
The complain was about no cooperation of Microsoft to help making the drivers "kernel-comaptible".
Cause of the many errors in the code, there were over 200 patches to make the code kernel-ready.
However after requests of Greg Kroah-Hartman to Microsoft he got zero response. Cause of this, Greg wrote that the Hyper-V drivers may get out the kernel again cause of no support for the drivers. Microsoft reacted after this thread and if all goes well the Hyper-V drivers may stay in the Linux Kernel.
The Hyper-V drivers should cause the Linux virtual machine preform better under Hyper-V.
The drivers are getting into kernel 2.6.32, but if no support is offered it may get out of it in kernel 2.6.33.
To be continued
The complain was about no cooperation of Microsoft to help making the drivers "kernel-comaptible".
Cause of the many errors in the code, there were over 200 patches to make the code kernel-ready.
However after requests of Greg Kroah-Hartman to Microsoft he got zero response. Cause of this, Greg wrote that the Hyper-V drivers may get out the kernel again cause of no support for the drivers. Microsoft reacted after this thread and if all goes well the Hyper-V drivers may stay in the Linux Kernel.
The Hyper-V drivers should cause the Linux virtual machine preform better under Hyper-V.
The drivers are getting into kernel 2.6.32, but if no support is offered it may get out of it in kernel 2.6.33.
To be continued
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