kvm-kqemu?

kvm-kqemu?

[Troy Benjegerdes]

Is it even remotely feasible to use the kvm API to support the kqemu
codebase, such that one could use kqemu on a machine without VM
capabilities? Or am I missing something important here ;)

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Re: kvm-kqemu?

[Anthony Liguori]

Troy Benjegerdes wrote:
> Is it even remotely feasible to use the kvm API to support the kqemu
> codebase, such that one could use kqemu on a machine without VM
> capabilities? Or am I missing something important here ;)
>   

It's possible to implement kqemu-user in KVM.  The problem is, I doubt 
anyone is sufficiently compelled to do such a thing when any machine 
that you buy today is VT/SVM capable (and kqemu-user is never going to 
be even remotely as fast at VT/SVM).

Regards,

Anthony Liguori


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