> That's normal, yes, but you can't guarantee it. The guest can
> choose to program it to any physical memory it likes.
Is it ? If this is indeterministic, my approach will obviously not
work. Is the bounce buffer address determined at initial startup of
the guest and does it always stay the same
Greetings -
I'm not sure this is the best group to ask the following question but
I'll start here.
I use qemu to develop openwrt code. I currently use a 9p mount to share
my code/cross-compile directory to the arm guest in order to run/test
the code. openwrt uses the musl library so this works
On Sun, 29 Aug 2021 at 04:48, Arnabjyoti Kalita
wrote:
>
> Thank you for the detailed explanation, Peter. It makes a lot of things clear
> now.
>
> I see that the virtio block device is accessing guest physical memory that is
> not backed by a device.
That's normal, yes, but you can't guarantee
