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I am trying to run linux OS on camkes seL4 hypervisor. The hardware I use is x86-64. But I do not receive the interruptions of the devices that I have passed through, and Linux is managing the interruptions in the form of pooling.
This problem exists at the kernel level. Where the IO/APIC settings should be applied to the system but are not applied correctly. Is this problem solved in internal versions?
For example, physical interrupt 10 is defined for network hardware. Vector 58 is defined for this interval. The IO/APIC information used for this device is also specified. However, interrupts are not received correctly. (In fact, because the level trigger is set, interrupts are sent quickly, this is not true and causes a destructive effect on the performance of the guest OS)
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I am trying to run linux OS on camkes seL4 hypervisor. The hardware I use is x86-64. But I do not receive the interruptions of the devices that I have passed through, and Linux is managing the interruptions in the form of pooling.
This problem exists at the kernel level. Where the IO/APIC settings should be applied to the system but are not applied correctly. Is this problem solved in internal versions?
For example, physical interrupt 10 is defined for network hardware. Vector 58 is defined for this interval. The IO/APIC information used for this device is also specified. However, interrupts are not received correctly. (In fact, because the level trigger is set, interrupts are sent quickly, this is not true and causes a destructive effect on the performance of the guest OS)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: