Hi Dubravko, Since you are using the latest hypervisor code, I’d suggest build your own acrn-dm and use the launch script from the same acrn tree to avoid any version compatibility issue. $

Hi everyone, I confirm my ACRN sources did include 65ed6c3529de8b3f3d890e95a7d816afba7bf379 commit. I've tried reverting it - due to the subsequent modifications it wasn't trivial but in the end I've

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Hi Dubravko, About the mouse cursor not being visible, can you try to disable the mouse acceleration (most likely somewhere in ‘gnome-tweaks’)? Thanks, Geoffroy

Hi Dubravko, I learned from Fei that one of his patch(merged, for security) might impact PCIe devices in SOS, could you please help check if your HV include it? commit

Hi Zide, Thank you for explaining all the kernel and Ubuntu options. It looks like all the use cases we are interested in are covered. I've got a replacement board and I'm continuing with ACRN. I've

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Topic (2/26): How to build a Yocto based SOS on ACRN Presenter: LIU, Fuzhong Short description: The Yocto Project (YP) is an open source collaboration project that helps developers create custom

Hi Dubravko, Yes, Service OS kernel can be acrn-kernel only because it has some ACRN specific modules. But UOS kernel doesn’t have such limitation, though normally we build UOS kernel from the

Hi Zide, I've noticed that for Service OS kernel, you've provided a link to a dedicated repository. I've had a meeting today and was asked to ask the experts on the mailing list to please clarify: Is

Hi Zide, I've managed to download the kernel as instructed, enable the required Ethernet driver, and compile the kernel. Today when I wanted to test it, my board has died, for no particular reason.

Hi Dubravko, I assume x2apic is working for you now since you can mount rootfs. Then you may treat the Ethernet driver issue just like it on the native Linux, for example, /lib/modules/ matches

That’s great. For the Ethernet issue, ‘lspci -k’ to check if the device exists in SOS and how about the driver status? If you are using a customized kernel, make sure the related ethernet

Hi Shuo, Thank you, you were right, with your fix ACRN loads the Service OS on my board too. Now I have the issue that Ethernet doesn't work (while it does in regular Clear Linux), so I can't download

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Topic (2/19):EtherCAT 101 Presenter: MAO, Junjie Short description: EtherCAT (Ethernet for Control Automation Technology) is a popular fieldbus technology for industrial control and can be used in

Hi Dubravko, You are very welcome! Additional to Shuo's suggestion, here are some advices: 1) X2APIC. I added this log but didn't see it from your log. That's why I claimed that the guest didn't

Hi Dubravko, I glanced through the discussion and found it might be a similar issue that I hit today with UP2 board. My problem is that with ACRN enabled the linux kernel cannot bootup APs,

Hi Zide, 1) X2APIC I see that it's not mentioned anywhere in ACRN log (and I suppose it should be), but it seems to be enabled somehow in non-hypervised Linux: Our BIOS does not have a GUI setting to