На 6.09.2011 01:42, Samuel Thibault написа:
Mmm, but isn't enabling EPT automatic already? That is, people which
have it will benefit from it, and people which don't won't.
When trying the Hurd, there could be alternatives for the computer, e.g.
at home and at work. So this information may le
Sergio López, le Tue 06 Sep 2011 10:40:38 +0200, a écrit :
> 2011/9/6 Samuel Thibault :
> > Mmm, but isn't enabling EPT automatic already? That is, people which
> > have it will benefit from it, and people which don't won't.
>
> Yes, it's automatic. But I think it's worth noting somewhere that, in
2011/9/6 Samuel Thibault :
> Mmm, but isn't enabling EPT automatic already? That is, people which
> have it will benefit from it, and people which don't won't.
Yes, it's automatic. But I think it's worth noting somewhere that, in
certain kind of hardware, a virtualized instance of Hurd is able to
Sergio López, le Mon 05 Sep 2011 10:24:39 +0200, a écrit :
> Since most people are running Hurd in a virtualized environment, I think it's
> worth pointing this info somewhere in the wiki.
Mmm, but isn't enabling EPT automatic already? That is, people which
have it will benefit from it, and people
Hi,
Last Friday, on the IRC channel, we've noticed some machines are able
to run certain operations on Hurd as KVM guest up to 10x faster than
others. As antrik correctly guessed, this is the effect of Intel's
Extended Page Tables, which allow the guest operating system to deal
with it's own page
Hi,
Last Friday, on the IRC channel, we've noticed some machines are able to run
certain operations on Hurd as KVM guest up to 10x faster than others. As
antrik correctly guessed, this is the effect of Intel's Extended Page
Tables, which allow the guest operating system to deal with it's own page
