Quick question on the GPU side: are you planning to share the GPU between different User VMs? Or will it be dedicated to one? Thanks, Geoffroy

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 way we bo

My pleasure! ;-)

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 it. Cheers,

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 8 VMs (inc. th

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 mailing

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 differences in

Hi! I agree with you. It has been a challenge to decide what and to what level of granularity we describe what we validate, support and "Should Work". Let me take that comment back to the engineering

Hi Andrew, It sounds like the best starting point would be to use the classical industrial scenario for you. It allows you to start a Real-Time VM (RTVM) once ACRN and its Service VM is up and running

Hi Andrew, I am not aware of a distributor in Europe. There are a couple of options I’m aware of: Contact them directly for a quote (kind of the obvious one I guess…) Visit their store on Aliexpress:

Hi folks, I have been trying to follow the tutorial to set-up ACRN with libvirt and OpenStack: https://projectacrn.github.io/latest/tutorials/setup_openstack_libvirt.html The installation of OpenStack

Very good – thanks for confirmation!

Hi Lana, You are missing build dependencies on your machine (at least libevent-dev and libpciaccess-dev from what I can see below). Can you make sure you have all build dependencies correctly installe

Thanks AshKay! You’re running a Coffee Lake system, I don’t believe we validate those. @Xie, Nanlin, can a GVT expert take a look a this? It may be interesting to take enable more debugging options fo

Can you tell us more about your environment? E.g. HW, ACRN version, etc.? Are you able to interact with the ACRN hypervisor through that serial port?

Hi Ahmed, Unfortunately that platform (Kaby Lake processor) does not support RDT/CAT. From the list of HW that ACRN support, Apollo Lake (e.g. UP2 board) supports CAT at least. I do not have newer HW

Hi Mikko, Thanks for confirming these points (both about RT and FuSa). I have added a few comments in-line below. Cheers, Geoffroy

Hi Mikko, You are correct, resources cannot be shared between VMs in the logical partition scenario. It sounds from the brief description of your use-case that you do not need hard realtime or Functio

Hi Lonnie, Unfortunately we do not have a complete ISO image that includes ACRN. ACRN is easy to set-up on Ubuntu on a supported system via the Debian Packaging mechanism: https://projectacrn.github.i