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Ugh, no Hyper-V support kind of defeats the point these days... Especially on Win10... Maybe there'd be a way to do this for Hyper-V too
by my123 9y ago
Ugh, no Hyper-V support kind of defeats the point these days...
Especially on Win10...
Maybe there'd be a way to do this for Hyper-V too
- ComputerGuru 9y agoI don’t understand. Hyper-V is already hardware accelerated and takes full advantage of VT-D.
- my123 9y agoHyper-V doesn't have the same emulated devices support by a long shot.
- cypher543 9y agoHyper-V is extremely strict about what can access its hypercalls, so you can't do anything from userspace like with KVM and HAX. Hypercalls can only be made from ring 0 and creating domains can only be done from the root domain.