rt and end addresses that are of interest to me?
I doubt a -linear- scan between those addresses would work for my goals?
Am I wrong?
thanks in advance for any hint,
GM
From: Avi Kivity
Date: 2009/2/4
Subject: Re: Accessing guest memory from the host
To: Gioacchi
I would like,
with security in mind (see lkcd.sourceforge.net),
to be able to access guest -kernel- memory content from the host
(x86_64 Intel VT).
As far as I know on x86 you can only r/w access memory if you can map
it with the pagetables
(i.e. no direct physical addressing is possible).
If I a
hello everyone,
I'm trying to access guest memory from the host machine (x86_64).
In particular I would like to be able to find
the "physical" memory addresses the host machine allocates for the guest vm.
Is there any function in KVM that allows me to do that?
Could any of you please help me clari
Hello everyone,
I'm using
kvm-83 on vanilla kernel 2.6.27.8
but I have some problems,
since guest freezes at boot time
(at very early stage since it does not print any message on the attached vnc)
and /var/log/messages sports the following error message:
kvm: 4982: cpu0 unhandled wrmsr: 0xc00
Hello everyone,
I hope my questions will not be too trivial!
I downloaded and compiled KVM-82 but I have trouble loading the
modules.The message error is as follows:
insmod: error inserting 'kvm.ko': -1 Unknown symbol in module
Why can not I load the modules?
p.s
i use kernel 2.6.28
Thanks in ad
