Heiko Carstens wrote:
>>> We intend to move to a common arch-independent kernel interface and
>>> userspace with kvm.
>>>       
>> The address space and vcpu management are rather different from kvm's,
>> however your approach is better and we'll want to move kvm in your
>> direction rather than the other way round (specifically the tight vcpu
>> <-> task coupling; mmu is more diffcult).
>>     
>
> How do we continue from here? Adding new architectures to the ioctl based
> approach or change kvm to a syscall interface? 

I think we can start the syscall based API (with compatibility ioctls 
for x86),  now that we have all four archs looking at it.

> Also IMHO it would be better
> to move the code away from drivers and to kernel/ or virt/ with arch
> dependent backends.
>   

I agree.  I'll do that some time after the merge window closes.

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