Hi folks, I have tried to compile the ACRN hypervisor for uefi on three different development systems, namely Ubuntu 16.04 (with gcc 7.3.0), Fedora 27 and Clear Linux 25620. None of them generate an

Thanks for the clarification ;-) Currently service-os bundle contains linux-pk414-sos and linux-iot-lts2018. -- Regards, Miguel Bernal Marin Open Source Technology

I see some mix-up in this thread between bundles and packages. The service-os bundle [1] includes a number of packages, such as the acrn-hypervisor (hypervisor, devicemodel, tools), the kernels we use

This is obvious! No. pk414-sos/iot-lts20180-sos, which contains Clear Linux SOS kernel, acrn-hypervisor, acrn-dm and related Guest OS launch scripts. It is targeting for Clear Linux as the SOS on

Hi Miguel, The service-os bundle will also install acrn-hypervisor package, but it seems the kernel-iot-lts2018 bundle only does part of what the service-os bundle is doing currently. Will the

the procedure to install ACRN is the same, we (ACRN team & CLR team) need to improve it to setup easily. Only changes the kernel, instead of choose pk414-sos you can choose iot-lts2018-sos, and

Hi Miguel, this change means we don't need to install a "service_os" bundle and copy acrn.efi to EFI partition manually to boot ACRN hypervisor after " iot-lts2018 " package installed with bare

there will be 2 branches under acrn-kernl. 4.14 current branch and 4.9 branch(based on LTS2018) Thanks Ailin

Hi, Since 25540 Clear Linux* OS has added a new kernel called IOT LTS2018 This kernel is an "enterprise style" kernel with a significant list of back-ported features. This package has a main

And, Are you going to switch to LTS2018 (mainline-tracking) kernel in the next weeks?

Meeting Minute Archive: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1_XTGu6re3BOQAjtPx636Mz1T5lOy2UWC ACRN Project TCM - 10th October 2018 Location Online conference link:

Hi folks, I'm doing some experimentation and wanted to generate my own kernel for my SOS and UOS. I cloned the kernel hosted on https://github.com/projectacrn/acrn-kernel but noticed that it was last

Great to hear it! -- Best wishes, Binbin

Thanks Binbin, the Movidius UP AI Core [1] now can be passed through to the User OS. Thanks for the great help!! [1] https://up-shop.org/featured/204-up-ai-core.html Regards, Tonny

ClearLinux SOS and Ubuntu SOS still have the same issue, even though I removed "i915.enable_initial_modeset=1 i915.avail_planes_per_pipe=0x000C00" from grub entry configuration file. (acrn.conf,

Looks like a video issue, try removing i915.enable_initial_modeset=1 i915.avail_planes_per_pipe=0x000C00 from kernel cmdline. -- Regards, Miguel Bernal Marin Open Source

Hi Geoffroy, According to your comment, I tried removing a line "load_video" from "/etc/grub.d/40_custom", run "sudo update-grub", and reboot. But, my hardware still showed a black screen. As another

Hi Jun-Sik Shim, Please find my answers in-line. Note that it’s Golden week in China this week (where many of the ACRN developers are located), you may be getting additional details/feedback