genericx86-64-ext: Make VMD driver built-in #720
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@resin-jenkins retest this please |
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This is a driver that adds a PCI bridge that provides access to (mostly storage) devices "located in a different PCI domain". Without the driver/bridge, such devices are invisible to the kernel, which may trick the migrator into thinking there are no valid flashing targets and start the in-memory migration. This patch makes the driver built-in, which means the devices will get initialized before the migrator checks for potential targets. Changelog-entry: Initialize VMD devices before the migrator runs Signed-off-by: Michal Toman <[email protected]>
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This is a driver that adds a PCI bridge that provides access to (mostly storage) devices "located in a different PCI domain".
Without the driver/bridge, such devices are invisible to the kernel, which may trick the migrator into thinking there are no valid flashing targets and start the in-memory migration.
This patch makes the driver built-in, which means the devices will get initialized before the migrator checks for potential targets.