Hi Andrew, Thanks for your input on this since I think that it would be bad to spend the money and get something that falls short from being able to run even a basic setup. I had actually been leaning

I'm not much further along than you and a total ACRN novice, but at the risk of being corrected, I'd suggest sticking to officially supported hardware. In which case, of all those you listed, the only

Hello, I am looking forward to buying intel embedded SoC that supports VT-d posted interrupts. There are a lot of intel processors used for embedded systems that support VT-d. Q1) Does VT-d support

Hi All, Hope that everyone is going well. Seems like the mailing list is not too active over the weekends. I have been searching to match a NUC or similar system that will run ACRN and have proposed a

Hi All, Well, I may have narrowed down the spec for the test rig: 1. Intel NUC NUC7i7DNKE Mini PC/HTPC, Intel Quad-Core i7-8650U Upto 4.2GHz, 32GB DDR4, 512GB m.2 SSD, WiFi, Bluetooth, 4k Support,

Hi All, I am slowly getting my feet wet with ACRN and think that it will be absolutely what I need for the product which is to have a practical use case offering ultra-small footprint, RAM based,

Hi Geoffroy, Do you have any recommendations for a small inexpensive test rig (possibly NUC) with reasonable graphics that can run ACRN? I think that instead of jumping to trying to get AMD working

Hi Lonnie, That reminds me that perhaps we should do a refresh of that video :-/ We do not use ClearLinux anymore inside the Service VM. We have switched to Ubuntu (for reasons linked to the

Hello All, I currently have a 64-bit AMD system (Running Ubuntu 20.04) but at the moment ACRN does not run on that hardware so I am considering purchasing an inexpensive Intel system to work with for

My pleasure! ;-)

Thanks for sending it to the acrn-dev list and I just joined that one as well so that maybe I can get some help on the AMD side as well getting some advice on using ACRN within the project scope that

Hello Geoffroy, I actually just came across a great video that cleared up the way that ACRN runs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fnq4J3wXH9o It helps a lot, but I see that Clear Linux is used a lot

Thanks my friend. I just subscribed to the developers list. I truly appreciate you taking the time to try and answer my questions while I get a better feel for ACRN. Cheers, Lonnie

Hi Lonnie, This sounds like a reasonable question to ask, and I don’t know the answer to it. I’ve added the “acrn-dev” mailing on CC so our architects can see your question and help answer

Hi Lonnie, It’s great to see you interested to learn and potential contribute to ACRN!! :-) The most flexible pre-defined scenario that we have is the “industry” scenario. It runs up to

Hi Lonnie, I would go first to the acrn-dev mailing list [1] if you have more detailed questions on how to port to AMD, the core developers are watching that one and much less this acrn-users

Greetings All, Although I am still very new to ACRN and various development efforts, I often wondered about this question as it relates to ACRN and other Type-1 Hypervisors as well. ACRN, like XEN,

Hi All, I am beginning my exploration for ACRN as I think that it could offer what I need for my project which is based upon a nUltra-Litghtweight Hypervisor & Virtualizer like ACRN that will run a

Hi Geoffroy, Thanks for getting back to me on this and I will see what I can do, but highly doubt that I have the skillset to make the patches for it to run on AMD. I will give it a try though. There

Hi Lonnie, Happy New Year to you too!! :-) The short answer is that we have not tested ACRN on AMD processors. I strongly suspect that ACRN will not run on AMD at this stage due to the