I tried disabling the CmpLegacy bit directly on /target/i386/cpu.c deleting the
If statement on "case 0x8001:" or changing "*ecx |= 1 << 1;" to "*ecx |= 0
<< 1;"
But it didn't work, the VM still sees 8 physical cores.
I believe the HTT bit should be enabled by default
I tried changing it to "
Attached Ubuntu 17.04 guest logs.
I wasn't able to run x86info as root. Only as regular user.
Error shown:
readEntry: Operation not permitted
error reading 1KB from 0x3fffc00
There are a few bug reports about it but no workarounds. Seems to happen on
vm's.
So the output is missing a few sections.
I can confirm the same behavior with a Ryzen 7 1700.
Host Arch Linux x64 Kernel 4.11.9, Guest Windows 10 Pro.
Running with -cpu host and -smp 8,sockets=1,cores=4,threads=2.
Attached the logs of the host and results of the output of msinfo32 and "WMIC
CPU Get NumberOfCores,NumberOfLogicalProcessors
