Hi Zide,
Thank you very much, you were right. I've had RELOC already enabled, but apparently one also need to have CONFIG_HV_RAM_START 2MB aligned. I've set it to 0x1400 0000 and now my hypervisor manages to execute entire init_paging() function.
... but now it crashes in cpu.c, init_percpu_lapic_id(). A block of code from init_pcpu_pre():
printf("aaaaaaa7\n");
if (!init_percpu_lapic_id()) {
panic("failed to init_percpu_lapic_id!");
}
printf("aaaaaaa8\n");
"7" gets printed out, neither "8" nor panic does.
I guess something is wrong with the interrupts? If it means anything, I've made no particular modifications related to interrupts, and our board generally works well with Linux.
Best regards,
Dubravko
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*From:* acrn-users@... <acrn-users@...> on behalf of Chen, Zide via Lists.Projectacrn.Org <zide.chen=intel.com@...>
*Sent:* Saturday, February 8, 2020 6:33 AM
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*Subject:* Re: [acrn-users] Getting ACRN to work
Hi Dubravko,
Host MMU page size is 2MB in ACRN hypervisor. It seems to me that the direct cause for crash could be CONFIG_HV_RAM_START(0x13151000) is not 2MB aligned.
Did you disable relocation (RELOC in Kconfig)? By default RELOC is enabled and it allocates memory from EFI and overwrites the user defined CONFIG_HV_RAM_START, which is supposed to be able to avoid the 2MB alignment issue.
In case of you prefer to disable hypervisor relocation, you may need to make sure that CONFIG_HV_RAM_START is configured to the memory that is of EfiConventionalMemory(7) type. You may find out the available memory by calling dump_e820() in misc/efi-stub/boot.c, before emalloc_reserved_aligned().
Best Regards,
Zide