On 16/11/16 20:00, Lennart Sorensen wrote:
On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 09:09:57AM +0100, Uwe Kleine-König wrote:AFAIK the RPi3 should be supported by the Debian arm64 kernel. So maybe the setup is easier there?!Doesn't solve that it needs VGIC emulation, which I highly doubt has gone into the mainline kernel. So KVM would still not be easy. Even looks like the current emulation patch is mutually exclusive with normal VGIC support in the kernel, so not something ready to go in at this point.
I'm obviously watching these ongoing threads with a lot of interest :-)If I can ask two questions so that there's a summary in a single place ready for me to get back onto this:
* Assuming a host kernel that has apparently been built with KVM etc., what's the best way to test that it exposes the required functionality?
* What's the recommended Debian guest, and am I correct in assuming that the only indication of whether it's using KVM etc. is its speed of execution?
I'm interested in embedding a low-traffic DMZ in a firewall, I think Qemu is adequate for this but wouldn't trust weaker containerisation.
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