VMM as a standalone app.

Dear all,

I am thinking of getting the Uboot to load a VMM (in hyp mode) rather than a standard kernel, is it a good (and feasible) idea to set the VMM as a standalone application which runs in hyp mode, and then the VMM uncompress and load a kernel image to be executed in SVC mode, is there a better way to do it? please share your experience.

Also, is it possible to allocate a large pool of contiguous physical memory from within Uboot, please suggest s tutorial on how to it.

Many thanks.

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