Target: x86 PC
How can i skip loading this option rom (kvmvapic.bin)? Is there any option
in qemu or SEABios?
Hello,
I've been using QEMU in user mode to run an executable with debug mode and
I've noticed that the number of assembly instructions differs from one
runtime to another, even for a trivial "hello world". Is there an
explanation for this?
qemu-aarch64 -singlestep -d in_asm hello_world.exe
has f
IMO although likely possible, unlikely to ever be implemented unless
someone could describe a scenario common enough to warrant the effort.
The concepts behind doing a live migration exist and are implemented
in a few technologies (stability varies). If the code is closed
though, it may limit who
On 5/23/2014 8:19 AM, Prashant Upadhyaya wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to live migrate a VM (emulating AMD) running on native
AMD to a machine running native ARM and back with QEMU ?
I believe a clarification is needed here.
What is it you want to do:
A) Migrate the VM from qemu-system-x86_
> From: Prashant Upadhyaya
> Is it possible to live migrate a VM (emulating AMD) running on
> native AMD to a machine running native ARM and back with QEMU?
I believe I was incorrect in my previous answer. Given that Qemu can
support a different guest architecture than the host archicture (via
Big picture, I'm working on getting an openstack deployment going using
ceph-backed volumes, but I'm running into really poor disk performance, so
I'm in the process of simplifying things to isolate exactly where the
problem lies.
The machines I'm using are HP Proliant DL160 G6 machines with 72GB
Hi,
Case A and B are what I am looking for.
I believe B is more likely for practical usecases for speed of guest execution.
I saw this news from 2008 and thought that years have passed, so this must be
possible now. But looks like this still hasn't matured.
http://beta.slashdot.org/story/109745
