On 19.06.2009, at 03:19, Ben Sanders wrote:
I needed nested paging to have things work, so phenom was mandatory.
Also, because I was running things on a Phenom, I figured the
safest bet is
to be truthful in telling the guest what it's running on. Also ESX
checked
for specific cpuid revisions and I knew the CPU I was on is safe.
If you get it running in debug mode, do -serial stdio and send me
the output
so I can see if I remember the cure ;)
Alex
I cut out the mailing list since people probably don't want my
attachment.
I switched to a phenom 9950 to see if i'd have some better luck.
I'm runing kvm v86 with nested=1 and -enable nesting on Ubuntu 9.04
Here's the command i'm running. Setting the nic model was necessary
to get it to install.
qemu-system-x86_64 -cpu phenom -enable-nesting -hda ~/esx.img -m 1024
-net nic,model=e1000 -net user
Attached is the debug output. Thanks for your help.
Looks like you're missing my VMware interface extension patches that
implement TSC fake value passing to the guest? The series was called
"VMware ESX guest bringup (partial)".
Also, try to keep the ML in CC and simply pastebin instead of
attaching the log file. There are probably more people out there who
have the same question ;-).
Alex
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