On 06/30/2015 02:47 AM, Pavel Fedin wrote:
Hello!
> Unfortunately thinking about this some more, the current patch approach might
> not be acceptable as is, since current distros as a guest don't support -M
> virt with PCI... for example Fedora 21 or 22.
How can this be?
If qemu version is new enough, virt machine should have a PCI controller. You do not
have to supply
any extra options, it's just there. It's in mainstream. Or do your distros
artificially raise
version number?
Or are you talking about distros themselves? But... Again, how? Do you have
"Generic PCI
controller" and virtio-PCI drivers disabled in .config of your kernel? Why?
Shouldn't this be fixed
then?
virtio-PCI has much better performance than virtio-mmio, because you can use vhost-net
with irqfds
on it.
I'm talking about the distro kernel as a guest. My understanding is that
Fedora 21/22 AArch64 does _not_ work with virtio-pci, but it does work with
virtio-mmio. But I've yet to confirm yet...
- Cole