Hexagon MiniVM
Hello everyone,
We have released a version Hexagon MiniVM on Code Aurora Forum which can be found here:
https://www.codeaurora.org/projects/all-active-projects/hexagon-minivm
This is a reference implementation for the hypervisor layer that provides the Hexagon Virtual Machine which our kernel port is paravirtualized for.
Please note that this is a really simplistic version that doesn't have any advanced features -- it's really meant to allow a single guest to actually run. I think that some of you might have already re-implemented these features in your bare-metal work, but maybe this code will still be helpful.
Regards,
Richard Kuo
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Quoted 9 lines · Richard Kuo
Hello everyone,
We have released a version Hexagon MiniVM on Code Aurora Forum which can be found here:
https://www.codeaurora.org/projects/all-active-projects/hexagon-minivm
This is a reference implementation for the hypervisor layer that provides the Hexagon Virtual Machine which our kernel port is paravirtualized for.
Question: Is anybody working on Hexagon support for QEMU?
If not, is there any recommended "play with hexagon" hardware where you can get a shell prompt on a serial port?
Rob
Quoted 5 lines · Rob Landley
Question: Is anybody working on Hexagon support for QEMU?
If not, is there any recommended "play with hexagon" hardware where you can get a shell prompt on a serial port?
Rob
Hello again Rob!
I hate telling you 'no', but unfortunately nobody is currently working on QEMU.
The public hardware is still in a similar situation. I've heard some people managed to get something working on some existing hardware, but clearly I have nothing to say about that...
I'd love to have more people get their hands on our stuff and be able to play with it, but that's the state of affairs at this time.
Thanks,
Richard Kuo
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