On 07/08/2014 09:03, Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote: >>> is there a nice simple way to know you have a vbox virtual driver in >>> > >the kernel and are a guest? i can put in something to veto it (eg >>> > >something in /proc or /sys - some file that exists only inside vbox if >>> > >the guest driver is there - i can put in a simple stat for it and >>> > >avoid if there)? >>> > > >> > >> > If I'm not mistaken, /proc/cpuinfo string output should say something >> > to the effect that's it's a vbox, but I don't have one to check to >> > know for sure... kvm vms say bochs as the vendor_id or model name >> > (IIRC). > something more exact - specifically something that tells me the vbox guest > drivers/modules are enabled. also the above would neeed more specifics. >
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