Thank you, I will try it tomorrow, and give you the reply if something happens. Thanks Mit freundlichen Grüßen Jianjie Lin

That header file contains a fixed (and static) list of UUIDs that can be used to launch VMs. I’m thinking that perhaps what is happening is the acrn-dm uses the same UUID by default for the second

Use different UUIDs in different launch scripts, pick any that is labeled asPOST_STANDARD_VM_UUIDX in the

Sorry, you mean the uuid can only assigned to the one which is saved in the vm_uuid.h? Am I missunderstanding? Mit freundlichen Grüßen Jianjie Lin

Can I use the UUID from each VM, or just two different random UUID Mit freundlichen Grüßen Jianjie Lin

Thanks for trying these out and confirming the results. Do you have any more info from the ACRN hypervisor over the serial port? As per my other email, I’m suspecting something wrong with the

I’m suspicious of something wrong with the UUIDs. Can you try to add the UUID you want to use for the second VM to the launch script, using the “-U” option E.g.: -U

Is that happening no matter which order you try to load them ? .--> yes, no matter in the gpu version or console version. The first one is always correct, but the second one fails always. Von:

Hi Geoffory, Do you have more logs to share when the second VM fails to start (acrn-dm console & serial port output)? Is that happening no matter which order you try to load them? èThe output is

Hi Jianjie Lin, Do you have more logs to share when the second VM fails to start (acrn-dm console & serial port output)? Is that happening no matter which order you try to load them? A couple

Hi ACRN Community, We faced the problem of launching two UOSs at the same time. We deployed the whiskey lake board: whl-IPC-i7.xml, and we customize the scenario file with 4 Post-STD VM. We can

Thanks Terry, I will look about it Zou, Terry <terry.zou@...>, 2 Eyl 2021 Per, 11:48 tarihinde şunu yazdı:

Wo, you mean ivshmem shared memory privilege for each VM, actually you already referred the doc : ) https://projectacrn.github.io/latest/developer-guides/hld/ivshmem-hld.html Specific to ivshmem,

thank you for your reply, yes I would like to arrange that one vm can read/write to the shared memory (ivshmem) and one of them can only read from there. Zou, Terry <terry.zou@...>, 2 Eyl 2021 Per,

Hi Musa, welcome to ACRN community : ) Specific to you question, do you mean R/W privilege for one storage/partition? One VM can R/W the storage and other VM can only read right. Or other resource

Hello all, Is it possible to configure one VM to have R/W privilege and another VM to only read. I couldn't find it in the documentation.

Hi Fuzhong, Thank you very much for your reply, The board is finally working now. Some notifications: I still follow the

Hi Jianjie ACRN v2.0 support GVT-g and GVT-d. https://projectacrn.github.io/2.0/tutorials/using_ubuntu_as_sos.html base on GVt-g

Hi Terry， Thank you for your reply. SOS: https://projectacrn.github.io/2.0/tutorials/using_ubuntu_as_sos.html i915.nuclear_pageflip=1 i915.avail_planes_per_pipe=0x01010F

Hi Jianjie, Yes for v2.5 release, the default config is gvt-d. If you really want to try gvt-g, switch back to v2.0 release branch please. Remember switch GSG document to v:2.0 also, there are