Log message:
Update xen3 packages to 3.1.3. Changes are mostly bugfixes and enhancement
in HVM support.

Log message:
Remplace patches/patch-cy with fix from the Xen repository via
Christoph Egger, and merge it back in patches/patch-ba (one patch per file).
Bump PKGREVISION

Log message:
Update the Xen3 packages to 3.1.2.
Package changes:
  point HOMEPAGE to http://xen.org/
  looks like the Xen peoples won't put a tarball on their http server
  for this; I built one from their repository and put it in
  ${MASTER_SITE_LOCAL}
Summary of changes since 3.1.0:
  some of our patches have been integrated upstream, thanks to Christoph Egger
  various performances improvements and bug fixes, including some security
    fixes, and one bug that would lead to floating point register
    leak/corruption from HVM to PV guests on Intel VMX CPUs.

Log message:
Properly initialize physaddr_bitsize for native 64bit dom0. Makes
NetBSD/xenamd64 boot on systems with more than 4Gb RAM.
Bump pkgrevision.

Log message:
Make it build on NetBSD/amd64. This packages requires bash on this platform;
if someone feels bored he can look at fixing the script :)

Log message:
Fix Xen kernel to silence a message on recursive Page Table Entries for
level >= 3 (will send to Xen developers)
Allow this package to build on x86_64.
bump PKGREVISION.

Log message:
Remove trailing spaces.

Log message:
Switch from using the pre-build binaries to building our own Xen kernel.
Apply a patch (patch-b*) to xen-3.1.0 to fix the ELF loader so that the
symbol table is properly loaded for the NetBSD dom0 kernel. This is from
the Xen repository, based on a patch inistally submitted by Christoph Egger
to Xen (thanks !). Should fix PR port-xen/36671.
While there also provide a debug Xen kernel, built with debug=1.
Bump PKGREVISION.

Log message:
Restrict to Linux-2.[46]*-i386 NetBSD-*-i386. Suggested by Hauke Fath.

Log message:
Rename xenkernel30 to xenkernel3 to acknowledge that Xen dropped one digit
in version numbers, and upgrade to 3.1.0.
Changes since 3.0.4:
    *   XenAPI 1.0 support
          o XML configuration files for virtual machines;
          o VM life-cycle management operations; and
          o Secure on- or off-box XML-RPC with bindings for many languages
    * Basic save/restore/migrate support for HVM (e.g. Windows) VMs;
    * Dynamic memory control for HVM guests;
    * 32-on-64 PV guest support (run PAE PV VMs on a 64-bit Xen!); and
    * Blktap copy-on-write disk support. 

It also fixes some HVM bugs.