>
>> Second, we currently use Qemu's device emulation were the ne2k device
>> does dozens of IO accesses per packet! The rtl8139 is better and does
>> about 3 IO(MMIO) per packet. The current maximum throughput using the
>
>and this is where paravirtualized device drivers can help, like Ingo's
>network driver or the block driver I'm working on (which currently
>happily writes 215Mbyte/sec from guest userspace using normal write()
to
>the virtual disk)...

Great news.
Expecting to see the patch soon.

Do you base your code over the kernel's paravirt_ops and Ingo's KVM
hypercall?
Jusy yesterday Yaniv Kamay & I have discovered some bugs in the
'kvm_hypercall' function. The cache_regs/decahce_regs were mixed up.
Also I added a x86_64 hypercall.h file.
Hope to commit it today or tomorrow.

>
>--
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linux.intel.com
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