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Subject: [Bug 42755] KVM is being extremely slow on AMD Athlon64 4000+ Dual
Core 2.1GHz Brisbane
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2012 09:18:36 GMT
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--- Comment #2 from Michael Tokarev 2012-02-10 09:18:35 ---
This is very unlikely to do with the kernel. Qemu (which you're using to run
your guest -- kvm is just in-kernel module) will emulate whole machine
including CPU in case it can't access /dev/kvm or if you requested to not use
it in the first place. If the problem is due to lack of access to /dev/kvm,
qemu tells you about that on stderr.
So far, you haven't provided any of:
- qemu version
- qemu command line
- messages generated by qemu
And for this issue, please also provide output of
info kvm
from qemu monitor. If kvm is enabled, it should tell you just that --
"enabled". If not, it'll tell you "disabled" and this means that your guest is
running in full emulation mode.
Without that, this bugreport is not very useful. Especially having in mind
that this setup works for lots of other people just fine.
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