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User mode qemu and KVM
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When running user mode qemu for target x86 on a target x86 (or just target arch = host arch), will qemu use KVM, transfer control to the directly to the CPU or will it be interpreting the instructions.
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When running user mode qemu for target x86 on a target x86 (or just target arch = host arch), will qemu use KVM, transfer control to the directly to the CPU or will it be interpreting the instructions.
kvm qemu
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the user mode in qemu is for transparently running binaries compiled for a CPU on another CPU (eg. running x86 linux binaries on an arm linux machine without having to emulate a full computer with peripherals, OS, etc).qemuwill JIT-translate the instructions to the target machine's, and the system calls into native system calls. KVM cannot have anything to do with this.
– mosvy
2 days ago
not to be confused with the user-mode network stack (slirp).
– mosvy
2 days ago
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When running user mode qemu for target x86 on a target x86 (or just target arch = host arch), will qemu use KVM, transfer control to the directly to the CPU or will it be interpreting the instructions.
kvm qemu
asked Aug 17 at 3:05
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When running user mode qemu for target x86 on a target x86 (or just target arch = host arch), will qemu use KVM, transfer control to the directly to the CPU or will it be interpreting the instructions.
kvm qemu
kvm qemu
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the user mode in qemu is for transparently running binaries compiled for a CPU on another CPU (eg. running x86 linux binaries on an arm linux machine without having to emulate a full computer with peripherals, OS, etc).qemuwill JIT-translate the instructions to the target machine's, and the system calls into native system calls. KVM cannot have anything to do with this.
– mosvy
2 days ago
not to be confused with the user-mode network stack (slirp).
– mosvy
2 days ago
add a comment |
the user mode in qemu is for transparently running binaries compiled for a CPU on another CPU (eg. running x86 linux binaries on an arm linux machine without having to emulate a full computer with peripherals, OS, etc).qemuwill JIT-translate the instructions to the target machine's, and the system calls into native system calls. KVM cannot have anything to do with this.
– mosvy
2 days ago
not to be confused with the user-mode network stack (slirp).
– mosvy
2 days ago
the user mode in qemu is for transparently running binaries compiled for a CPU on another CPU (eg. running x86 linux binaries on an arm linux machine without having to emulate a full computer with peripherals, OS, etc).
qemu will JIT-translate the instructions to the target machine's, and the system calls into native system calls. KVM cannot have anything to do with this.– mosvy
2 days ago
the user mode in qemu is for transparently running binaries compiled for a CPU on another CPU (eg. running x86 linux binaries on an arm linux machine without having to emulate a full computer with peripherals, OS, etc).
qemu will JIT-translate the instructions to the target machine's, and the system calls into native system calls. KVM cannot have anything to do with this.– mosvy
2 days ago
not to be confused with the user-mode network stack (slirp).
– mosvy
2 days ago
not to be confused with the user-mode network stack (slirp).
– mosvy
2 days ago
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the user mode in qemu is for transparently running binaries compiled for a CPU on another CPU (eg. running x86 linux binaries on an arm linux machine without having to emulate a full computer with peripherals, OS, etc).
qemuwill JIT-translate the instructions to the target machine's, and the system calls into native system calls. KVM cannot have anything to do with this.– mosvy
2 days ago
not to be confused with the user-mode network stack (slirp).
– mosvy
2 days ago