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> Re: [kvm-devel] [PATCH 0 of 7]
> PowerPC Embedded KVM qemu
> enablement patches
> Date:
> Mon, 28 Jan 20
Jerone Young wrote:
> The issue here is that qemu does not support u-boot firmware. What we
> are doing is actually loading a u-boot image and booting Linux directly
> with a pre made device tree (which is something normally u-boot firmware
> would provide Linux). So this code wouldn't fit into pla
The issue here is that qemu does not support u-boot firmware. What we
are doing is actually loading a u-boot image and booting Linux directly
with a pre made device tree (which is something normally u-boot firmware
would provide Linux). So this code wouldn't fit into plain qemu just
yet.
On Sun, 2
Jerone Young wrote:
> This set of patches is to enable PowerPC embedded KVM capablities to be taken
> advantage of by qemu.
>
> The code currently boots a ungziped uImage of the Linux kernel complied for
> PowerPC 440 AMCC Bamboo evalution board. We have not fully tested userspace,
> but fixes
Jerone Young wrote:
> This set of patches is to enable PowerPC embedded KVM capablities to be taken
> advantage of by qemu.
>
> The code currently boots a ungziped uImage of the Linux kernel complied for
> PowerPC 440 AMCC Bamboo evalution board. We have not fully tested userspace,
> but fixes
This set of patches is to enable PowerPC embedded KVM capablities to be taken
advantage of by qemu.
The code currently boots a ungziped uImage of the Linux kernel complied for
PowerPC 440 AMCC Bamboo evalution board. We have not fully tested userspace,
but fixes will follow as we do. We are al
