[fedora-arm] KVM on Raspi3

[Jon Masters]

Hi,

I haven't looked into this, but the following merge for 4.12 got flagged for followup:

http://www.spinics.net/lists/kvm/msg149582.html

Others might find this interesting. I guess it boots at EL2 these days then - haven't played with the latest generation much - but I don't know if there are additional weirdness beyond just the interrupt controller setup (which is known to be very odd).

Jon.

[Marcin Juszkiewicz]

Post by Jon Masters
Hi,
http://www.spinics.net/lists/kvm/msg149582.html
Others might find this interesting. I guess it boots at EL2 these days
then - haven't played with the latest generation much - but I don't know
if there are additional weirdness beyond just the interrupt controller
setup (which is known to be very odd).

I read about KVM on rpi stuff some time ago. It required booting kernel
on subset of cores and then running kvm on those 'not used' ones.
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[Jon Masters]

Post by Marcin Juszkiewicz

Post by Jon Masters
Hi,
http://www.spinics.net/lists/kvm/msg149582.html
Others might find this interesting. I guess it boots at EL2 these days
then - haven't played with the latest generation much - but I don't know
if there are additional weirdness beyond just the interrupt controller
setup (which is known to be very odd).

I read about KVM on rpi stuff some time ago. It required booting kernel
on subset of cores and then running kvm on those 'not used' ones.

Indeed. I saw that. It just might be something else is in flight tho.


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