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Anyone tried recent paravirt kernels in ye olde Debian 5?

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Well, as in topic… and if so do they "just work", or are they way too fresh and conflict with the binaries from the distro? Seems I need an option that's not available in the old 2.6.18.8, that's why I ask.

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I deployed Debian 5 (Lenny) with the latest paravirt kernel a few weeks ago, and I didn't notice anything wrong. In fact, if I remember correctly, the distribution wizard automatically selected the latest paravirt kernel.

I deployed Debian 5 32bit with the latest paravirt kernel (2.6.34) a few days ago and everything works fine.

The same here - Lenny 32bit, the latest (week ago) paravirt 32bit kernel, and it is OK.

I've been running 32-bit since day one (over a year ago) and switched to Paravirt 2.6.34 months ago, heck probably close to 6 months ago now, no problems at all.

And it seems that everything's working fine for me too, including the feature I needed the upgrade for.

Thanks a lot!

Btw, anything else I should do besides installing ntpd and learning that my CPU times don't sum up to 400% anymore because of the stolen time?

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