Linux PV on HVM
This document discusses using paravirtualized devices in Linux guests running on Xen in HVM (hardware virtual machine) mode. It offers the benefits of HVM like installing the same as native while also providing access to fast paravirtualized devices. Initial support added xenbus and grant table support while later enhancements added ballooning, spinlocks, and interrupt/MSI remapping. Benchmarks sh
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Xen Linux PV on HVM drivers - Xen
Xen Project PVHVM drivers for Linux HVM guests This page lists some resources about using optimized paravirtualized PVHVM drivers (also called PV-on-HVM drivers) with Xen Project fully virtualized HVM guests running (unmodified) Linux kernels. Xen Project PVHVM drivers completely bypass the Qemu emulation and provide much faster disk and network IO performance. Note that Xen Project PV (paravirtua
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