Christian Borntraeger wrote:
On Thursday 12 April 2007 17:38, Avi Kivity wrote:
But wouldn't it also be possible to create a file in
userspace and pass its descriptor to kvm?
[...]
swap, hugetlbfs, and maybe other nifty stuff. I think I know how to do
this for the current
On Thursday 12 April 2007 17:38, Avi Kivity wrote:
But wouldn't it also be possible to create a file in
userspace and pass its descriptor to kvm?
[...]
swap, hugetlbfs, and maybe other nifty stuff. I think I know how to do
this for the current mmu, but I'm worried that it will have a
Hi!
This is just a (probably silly) idea I had the other day. Currently, the
guest's memory is allocated inside the kernel and exported to userspace
via mmap(). But wouldn't it also be possible to create a file in
userspace and pass its descriptor to kvm? If we also pass file offset
and length
Michael Riepe wrote:
Hi!
This is just a (probably silly) idea I had the other day. Currently, the
guest's memory is allocated inside the kernel and exported to userspace
via mmap(). But wouldn't it also be possible to create a file in
userspace and pass its descriptor to kvm? If we also pass
Avi Kivity wrote:
Michael Riepe wrote:
Hi!
This is just a (probably silly) idea I had the other day. Currently, the
guest's memory is allocated inside the kernel and exported to userspace
via mmap(). But wouldn't it also be possible to create a file in
userspace and pass its descriptor to
Laurent Vivier wrote:
Avi Kivity wrote:
Michael Riepe wrote:
Hi!
This is just a (probably silly) idea I had the other day. Currently, the
guest's memory is allocated inside the kernel and exported to userspace
via mmap(). But wouldn't it also be possible to create a file in
