Hi I'm using Debian Wheesly on my host and guest.
I downgraded my host's kernel to 3.12.0.-rc3 in order to match nitro's kernel version.
I've build all according to the setup instructions.
I've added the following to the VM xml
So the hugepages folder is now under /dev/hugepages.
I run the nitro program as root with pid and hugepage file
My host has 8 cores and the VM is also configured with 8 cores (is this an issue).
What I see is the following
Mapping Guest Memory...
Initializing KVM...
Initialized
calling attach_vm() with creator pid: 16731...
attach_vm() returned 0
calling attach_vcpus()...
attach_vcpus() returned 8
calling set_syscall_trap()...
And nothing more!!!
Only when I do on the guest
taskset -c 0 pwd
taskset -c 1 pwd
taskset -c 2 pwd
taskset -c 3 pwd
taskset -c 4 pwd
taskset -c 5 pwd
taskset -c 6 pwd
taskset -c 7 pwd
I get the line
set_syscall_trap() returned 0
And then nothing.
Hi I'm using Debian Wheesly on my host and guest.
I downgraded my host's kernel to 3.12.0.-rc3 in order to match nitro's kernel version.
I've build all according to the setup instructions.
I've added the following to the VM xml
So the hugepages folder is now under /dev/hugepages.
I run the nitro program as root with pid and hugepage file
My host has 8 cores and the VM is also configured with 8 cores (is this an issue).
What I see is the following
Mapping Guest Memory...
Initializing KVM...
Initialized
calling attach_vm() with creator pid: 16731...
attach_vm() returned 0
calling attach_vcpus()...
attach_vcpus() returned 8
calling set_syscall_trap()...
And nothing more!!!
Only when I do on the guest
taskset -c 0 pwd
taskset -c 1 pwd
taskset -c 2 pwd
taskset -c 3 pwd
taskset -c 4 pwd
taskset -c 5 pwd
taskset -c 6 pwd
taskset -c 7 pwd
I get the line
set_syscall_trap() returned 0
And then nothing.