Avi Kivity <avi <at> redhat.com> writes:
> 
> While qemu uses active-high interrupts throughout, kvm is meant to be 
> useful with other userspace (or for emulating other chipsets) and thus 
> needs correct polarity emulation.
> 
> If the guest programs polarity to active-low, this indicates either a 
> guest bug or a bios bug.  Is it possible the bios does not communicate 
> the fact that pci interrupts are active high correctly?
> 

The guest gets the polarity from the BIOS MP table, which I added. I defined
the polarity and trigger mode "low level". I will change that to "high level".
Need to wait for testing until next week.


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