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No, Hypervisor.framework will not help with this use case. It is a replacement for the kernel extensions that are currently provided by VMWare/Parallels/Virtual
by raimue 11y ago
No, Hypervisor.framework will not help with this use case. It is a replacement for the kernel extensions that are currently provided by VMWare/Parallels/VirtualBox to expose the Intel VT-x feature of the CPU.
You would need a way to stop the official kernel extensions from initializing the PCIe device. Then Apple would need to offer a way to map address range and deliver interrupts from the hardware to a process.
- eropple 11y agoAnd to do so securely, which is a rather different question all on its own.