Hi Gerd, On Fri, 18 Sep 2026 at 15:42:30 +0200, Gerd Hoffmann wrote: > On Thu, Sep 17, 2026 at 06:08:28PM +0000, Weqaar Janjua wrote: > > PCI device ID under QEMU vendor ID 0x1b36, device ID 0x0015 > > > > Request is for the CnuasNIC non-virtio QEMU device model of the Cnuas > > project. > > > > CnuasNIC (QEMU device name: cnuas-vnic) is a software-emulated RDMA NIC > > supporting RoCEv2 and native InfiniBand, with guest Linux network and RDMA > > drivers and a standard verbs provider. > > > > Datasheet: https://cnuas.io/cnuas/docs/datasheets/CnuasNIC_Datasheet/ > > > > The allocation is requested in preparation for public release and upstream > > submission. > > Ok. Update to documentation and header file looks good. > > Ideally this update should be submitted together with the upstream > submission of the device emulation code. Sending it beforehand (to > avoid the IDs changing while the code is under review) is possible > too, but please include a link to the repository with the code then.
Thank you for the review. I will prepare a revised series v2 that submits the PCI ID allocations together with the corresponding CnuasNIC and CnuasGPU device model patches. The complete code will be included in the patch series rather than provided through a public repository link. My understanding earlier was that PCI IDs need to be assigned before submitting core patch work. > > Cnuas is an experimental rack-scale AI/HPC emulation platform for > > functional > > experimentation in academic and industrial research and development. Its > > architecture and device interfaces are described in the public arXiv > > preprint > > paper: > > > > Cnuas: A Software-Defined AI/HPC Rack-scale Emulation Platform and > > Hyperscale > > Data Center Facility Twin > > https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2609.15889 > > > > Website: https://cnuas.io > > This is the device added by patch 2/2, right? So this should go only to > the other commit message. Yes, that is correct. I will keep the device-specific background in the corresponding commits. Regards, Weqaar Janjua Packet Five Networks Ltd. Dublin, Ireland https://www.packetfive.com
