Hi Anil, I’d like to execute the unikernel on KVM or Xen HVM or EC2 HVM, all of which I understand to be compatible.
The direction at EC2 is HVM rather than PV and the new instance types are all HVM. Various other cloud providers are KVM so it would be good to be able to execute on such targets. >> Martin Lucina has got a version of Mirage that builds using Rumprun, which >> requires a bit of cross-compilation. The resulting kernel boots as HVM, but >> the patches haven't been inlined yet. I’m familiar wih rumprun so maybe that’s the right way to go for KVM/HVM functionality. I was wondering if MirageOS unikernels were able to do standalone HVM without needing rump. >> What's your Xen/HVM usecase? Is it a cloud provider that only supports it, >> or some other reason why PV boot isn't enough? PV’s need for a specific kernel is less flexible than HVM/KVM thanks as _______________________________________________ MirageOS-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xenproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mirageos-devel
