Today I finished the Cell BEA training held by Duc Vianney and Brian Watt of IBM.
It was a terrific experience and I learned a lot from it. Many thanks to the organizers!
Cristi
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Friday, July 4, 2008
Hello,
As part of my GSoC project, I'm working on a coreboot payload that contains a Linux kernel with KVM enabled, and a small userland that will contain KVM-qemu.
Currently I only have the kernel and the userland without KVM-qemu, but I'm working on porting it to uClibc, which seems to lack some things present in glibc that KVM-qemu needs in order to compile and run.
Here you can find what I have by now. To run it, extract both of the .bin files to your home directory and run
More to follow on this topic...
Cristi
As part of my GSoC project, I'm working on a coreboot payload that contains a Linux kernel with KVM enabled, and a small userland that will contain KVM-qemu.
Currently I only have the kernel and the userland without KVM-qemu, but I'm working on porting it to uClibc, which seems to lack some things present in glibc that KVM-qemu needs in order to compile and run.
Here you can find what I have by now. To run it, extract both of the .bin files to your home directory and run
qemu -L ~ -hda /dev/nullThe code can be seen at http://repo.or.cz/w/kvm-coreboot.git, but it's work in progress
More to follow on this topic...
Cristi
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