You, Yongkang wrote:
>>> I am a newbie for KVM testing.
>>> Now I meet a problem in testing, that it seems there isn't a simple and
>>>
>> effective way to judge if a Qemu is using KVM modules or doing pure Qemu
>> operations.
>>
>>> Checking how many reference of kvm.ko by lsmod is a way, but would meet
>>>
>> trouble when creating multi KVM guest at the same time. And can not locate
>> which one is using KVM modules.
>>
>>> I also checked /sys file system, but didn't get any reference. Is it
>>> possible to
>>>
>> expose some useful information about KVM/Qemu alive status and cpu
>> assignment/usage information in the user space. This would be a good friend
>> to customer and tester. :)
>>
>> I believe there is an 'info kqemu' command in the qemu monitor. It would
>> be a good idea to implement an 'info kvm' to get such information in a
>> systematic way.
>>
>>
> Hi Avi,
>
> I tried 'info kqemu' in Qemu monitor. But I always got the same result:
> "kqemu supported : not compiled". Is it correct?
>
>
Yes. I gave kqemu as an example (kqemu is similar to kvm, but does not
use hardware acceleration). We'll need to implement 'info kvm' in a
similar way (it would report the value of the kvm_allowed variable).
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