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I’m interested in the use of things like virtio instead of real hardware. Are there other virtualisation-driven designs for hardware devices out there rather t
by com 2y ago
I’m interested in the use of things like virtio instead of real hardware.
Are there other virtualisation-driven designs for hardware devices out there rather than the qemu stuff?
- johndoe0815 2y agoVirtio is not qemu only. For example, the macOS virtualization framework on Apple Silicon Macs (and x86 machines IIRC) also provides virtio devices, other hypervisors. An overview of the available devices can be found in this presentation: https://crc.dev/blog/Container%20Plumbing%202023%20-%20vfkit%20-%20A%20minimal%20hypervisor%20using%20Apple%27s%20virtualization%20framework.pdf https://crc.dev/blog/Container%20Plumbing%202023%20-%20vfkit...
- sim7c00 2y agoyou can try plain KVM its a bit more pain to get a system up tho compared to qemu which does a lot for you (--enable-kvm)