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Although in that video he was using an ARM system, I think while the one that I have here is X86_64 based. I can test on AMD and Intel as well. but need some step direction to continue.
Can you please post the scripts from the video or other information that might help?
It would be nice to text some Linux and Windows Guest VM's to as much possible. I was thinking that I have some bootable ISO's of each that I could try.
Any information that you could provide would be helpful.
Thanks in Advance
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After following the instructions down through Step (7) from the doc/x86 folder for the generic build, I get an Xvisor bootable.iso but when booting it with Qemu, I get seg faults.
Hello,
I have been able to compile the X86_64 version of Xvisor on my Ubuntu 20.04 system for which it is has produced:
vmm.bin
vmm.elf
vmm_tmp.elf
vmm.tmp1.elf
Now I would like to boot up some "test" VM's like in the Youtube video by Anup Patel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEyi_m3X3Zc
Although in that video he was using an ARM system, I think while the one that I have here is X86_64 based. I can test on AMD and Intel as well. but need some step direction to continue.
Can you please post the scripts from the video or other information that might help?
It would be nice to text some Linux and Windows Guest VM's to as much possible. I was thinking that I have some bootable ISO's of each that I could try.
Any information that you could provide would be helpful.
Thanks in Advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: