Hi Feng Pan, I would recommend you choose the NUC7i7DNHE, it’s the same board inside but the chassis allows for an easy fitting of the serial port cable via the on-board header. You can purchase such

Hi Jianjie Lin, I do not have these details yet, the feature is still under development. Geoffroy

Hi Jianjie Lin, FYI, GPU sharing based on SR-IOV will be tracked in this Github issue: https://github.com/projectacrn/acrn-hypervisor/issues/6290 Thanks! Geoffroy

Hi Jianjie Lin, Thanks for these details! Regarding graphics, the focus has been on GVT-d (so no sharing) after ACRN 1.0, and Tiger Lake does not support GVT-g. I’m not entirely up-to-date on the stat

Hi Jianjie Lin, This is correct, although a bit of a simplification. This is part of the evolution of Intel’s tick tock model [1], where new microprocessor architectures are introduced and the generat

Hi Jianjie Lin, Skylake (SKL) refers to the combination of the CPU and integrated GPU. But it’s the GPU that’s in general the cause of our troubles. If you can work with no GPU then this could work 😉

Hi Jianjie Lin, This is a Skylake (SKL) system, and unfortunately it is not tested (nor well supported). Do you have another system from this list that you can try it on? https://projectacrn.github.io

Can you give us more details on that Dell PC? Not all CPUs (and integrated GPUs) are supported. Thanks, Geoffroy

Hi Lonnie, I’ll rely on the engineering team (@Chen, Jason CJ?) to help answer the question about being to run multiple pre-launched VMs. The pre-launched VMs all use their own dedicate resources, the

Hi folks, Thank you again to all those who participated to our ACRN vMeet-Up Europe 2021 last week! * The slides have been posted on the ACRN SlideShare channel here: https://www.slideshare.net/Projec

> (/me making a mental note to go check the Dockerfile in my repo to make sure they’re up-to-date 😉) I have just updated the Ubuntu 20.04 Dockerfile to reflect the latest build tools and dependencies

Hi Lonnie! That sounds like a lot of great progress! (/me making a mental note to go check the Dockerfile in my repo to make sure they’re up-to-date 😉) Running ACRN on QEMU is possible on an Ubuntu 20

Hi Yogesh, all, The presentations have been uploaded to ACRN’s SlideShare channel: https://www.slideshare.net/ProjectACRN The session recordings are being uploaded on ACRN YouTube channel: https://www

Hi Yogesh, Yes, we will publish those shortly 😉 Thanks, Geoffroy

Hi Kishore, It should be /usr/lib/systemd (with a ‘d’). Note as well that the source path is no longer correct for v2.4, these files are nowadays found in misc/services/acrn_bridge/ Geoffroy

Dear ACRN community, The ACRN team is hosting a virtual Meet-Up, brought to you by Intel. Please join us to learn more about ACRN, how far it has come over the last three years, and where it is headed

Thanks Kishore. I see the same error message as reported below if I increase the loglevel for the console to 5 or 6. In that case, there is no Service VM started, ‘vm_list’ does not list any VM and ‘v

Do you see the ACRN shell prompt (ACRN:\>) if you press “Enter” at that point? I do on my setup and I can then switch to the Service VM console by typing ‘vm_console 0’ (press Ctrl+spacebar from there

Hi Kishore, You also need the gnu-efi package installed to compile the 2.0 version – see https://projectacrn.github.io/2.0/getting-started/building-from-source.html#install-build-tools-and-dependencie