RE: Luvalley-2 has been released: running KVM below any operating system

Xiaodong Yi wrote: It is not a typo. I copied from UnixBench output directly. Howver, it must be a bug of Luvalley because even the native Linux benchmark on Double-Precision Whetstone is not that high. I also noticed that other benchmarks are all lower than native Linux. About timing,

Re: Luvalley-2 has been released: running KVM below any operating system

Thanks for your advice and hope your continue attention on Luvalley. Regards, Xiaodong 2009/5/11 Dong, Eddie eddie.d...@intel.com: Xiaodong Yi wrote: It is not a typo. I copied from UnixBench output directly. Howver, it must be a bug of Luvalley because even the native Linux benchmark on

Re: Luvalley-2 has been released: running KVM below any operating system

Xiaodong Yi wrote: Hi, I've tested the guest Linux using UnixBench 5.1.2. The platform is: * Intel's Core Due CPU with 2 cores, 2GB RAM * CentOS 5.2 as the dom0 Linux, i.e., the host Linux for KVM * CentOS 5.2 as the guest Linux, i.e., the Linux running on the virtual machine provided

Re: Luvalley-2 has been released: running KVM below any operating system

Avi Kivity wrote: Xiaodong Yi wrote: Hi, I've tested the guest Linux using UnixBench 5.1.2. The platform is: * Intel's Core Due CPU with 2 cores, 2GB RAM * CentOS 5.2 as the dom0 Linux, i.e., the host Linux for KVM * CentOS 5.2 as the guest Linux, i.e., the Linux running on the

Re: Luvalley-2 has been released: running KVM below any operating system

Jan Kiszka wrote: Avi Kivity wrote: Xiaodong Yi wrote: Hi, I've tested the guest Linux using UnixBench 5.1.2. The platform is: * Intel's Core Due CPU with 2 cores, 2GB RAM * CentOS 5.2 as the dom0 Linux, i.e., the host Linux for KVM * CentOS 5.2 as the guest Linux, i.e.,

Re: Luvalley-2 has been released: running KVM below any operating system

It is not a typo. I copied from UnixBench output directly. Howver, it must be a bug of Luvalley because even the native Linux benchmark on Double-Precision Whetstone is not that high. I also noticed that other benchmarks are all lower than native Linux. About timing, Luvalley does nothing more

Re: Luvalley-2 has been released: running KVM below any operating system

Xiaodong Yi wrote: * qemu-windows.tgz: this is the source codes of the modified Qemu for running virtualized guest OSs in Windows. It is derived from Qemu-0.10.2. See the README file of the tarball for how to build and run. While your patch is still small, I'd suggest submitting it to

Re: Luvalley-2 has been released: running KVM below any operating system

Hi, I also tested the performance of the dom0 Linux using UnixBench 5.1.2. For Luvalley, the dom0 Linux means the first Linux that runs on top of Luvalley. The dom0 Linux is responsible of driving devices and running Qemu for more virtual machines. The platform is still: * Intel's Core Due CPU

Re: Luvalley-2 has been released: running KVM below any operating system

Hi, I've tested the guest Linux using UnixBench 5.1.2. The platform is: * Intel's Core Due CPU with 2 cores, 2GB RAM * CentOS 5.2 as the dom0 Linux, i.e., the host Linux for KVM * CentOS 5.2 as the guest Linux, i.e., the Linux running on the virtual machine provided by Qemu The first set

RE: Luvalley-2 has been released: running KVM below any operating system

How about performance comparision with kvm guests? Xiantao -Original Message- From: kvm-ow...@vger.kernel.org [mailto:kvm-ow...@vger.kernel.org] On Behalf Of Xiaodong Yi Sent: Thursday, April 16, 2009 9:54 AM To: kvm@vger.kernel.org Subject: Luvalley-2 has been released: running KVM