Hi Ming Liu, I have created a wiki page that references your project from the ACRN wiki,

Meeting Minutes Archive: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/111m6iU3PjSZebOOKzLagYPUWMvseGLeU ACRN Project TCM - 30th January 2019 Location Online conference link: https://zoom.us/j/45717121

So I've acrn-hypervisor working on my NUC as demonstrated by cpuid -l 0x40000000 showing ACRNACRNACRN. I've build kernel-acrn using kernel_config_uefi_sos and it boots, but I get these warnings

<geoffroy.vancutsem@...> wrote: root@bob:~# cpuid -l 0x40000000 CPU 0: hypervisor_id = "ACRNACRNACRN" No custom kernel needed, the hypervisor is intercepting the calls. Ross

Huh, against all expectations I think I made it work with 0.5! Happy with that for now. Shall re-test master again after the weekend. Is there a way to verify that I'm running under the acrn

<geoffroy.vancutsem@...> wrote: So the difference between that tag and 0.5 is minimal: $ git diff v0.5 acrn-2019w03.2-160000p --stat VERSION | 2 +-

<geoffroy.vancutsem@...> wrote: No, systemd-boot doesn't show, it just hangs so fails to start the bootloader. Verified it's not user error at boot time by having both my own acrn.efi and

I guess the big difference is that I'm building git master, whereas the Clear package is 2019w03.2.160000p. How much testing does master go under? Ross

<geoffroy.vancutsem@...> wrote: Same major version. Would the memory settings cause it to not even start up the bootloader? Can I turn on some level of debugging? Ross

<geoffroy.vancutsem@...> wrote: You're right. I extracted the acrn.efi from a past Clear release and that boots. So, how does one debug acrn not starting up when I compile it? From what I

I don't believe it is possible but I have never tried and need the engineering team to give us a definite answer. Geoffroy

Hi Ross,