On 15.10.18 22:28, Jan Kiszka wrote:
On 15.10.18 21:45, Robert Davis wrote:
When I remove the overlap(seen in 3xmem) by separating the high ram
memregion into parts that are assigned higher virtual addresses I receive
this error and the inmate fails to boot:
FATAL: Invalid PCI MMCONFIG write,
On 15.10.18 21:45, Robert Davis wrote:
When I remove the overlap(seen in 3xmem) by separating the high ram memregion
into parts that are assigned higher virtual addresses I receive this error and
the inmate fails to boot:
FATAL: Invalid PCI MMCONFIG write, device 0a:00.0, reg: 110, size: 4
T
> > When I remove the overlap(seen in 3xmem) by separating the high ram
> > memregion into parts that are assigned higher virtual addresses I receive
> > this error and the inmate fails to boot:
> >
> > FATAL: Invalid PCI MMCONFIG write, device 0a:00.0, reg: 110, size: 4
>
> That is first of al
The hypervisor already provides us the counter CPU-specific, we just
need to expose them separated, in addition to the existing accumulated
representation. This helps to identify hypervisor interferences in
multicore cells that use core-specific workload.
The CPU-specific statistics are created fo
Branch: refs/heads/next
Home: https://github.com/siemens/jailhouse
Commit: d02306997a69533ad893b11161eb3310ddacac50
https://github.com/siemens/jailhouse/commit/d02306997a69533ad893b11161eb3310ddacac50
Author: Jan Kiszka
Date: 2018-10-15 (Mon, 15 Oct 2018)
Changed paths:
On 12.10.18 06:33, Vladimir Neyelov wrote:
Hi Jan,
Great advice it helped me. Now we have a working root cell on our board. Next
step inmate cell.
Good to hear that this helped.
In case the board is commonly available, we would be looking forward to receive
some patches against upstream even
On 13.10.18 09:38, Ashok kumar wrote:
Hi,
Timer fired , jitter 1080 ns , min 420 ns max: 15003 ns
using jailhouse cell destroy apic-demo
sudo tools/jailhouse cell destroy apic-demo
I received the below in the UART serial
stopped apic demo
Closing cell “apic-demo”
page pool usage after cell
On 12.10.18 22:34, Robert Davis wrote:
Hello everyone!
I have been getting up to speed on the jailhouse project over the last few
weeks and have a few questions that I was hoping you all could help with.
1) What are the rules for assigning virtual memory addresses to the inmates?
All the demo
