KVM return VM exit spending time on CPUID
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How can I modify the source code in KVM CPUID function and return the VM exit spending time?
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How can I modify the source code in KVM CPUID function and return the VM exit spending time?
kvm cpuid
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There is already a systemtap script for tracking VM exits; you could easily adapt it or use it as-is.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 8 at 16:59
Thank you. @MichaelHampton
– Sai Hachuku
Nov 8 at 19:21
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How can I modify the source code in KVM CPUID function and return the VM exit spending time?
kvm cpuid
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asked Nov 8 at 10:01
Sai Hachuku
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How can I modify the source code in KVM CPUID function and return the VM exit spending time?
kvm cpuid
kvm cpuid
edited Nov 8 at 13:20
blue-phoenox
3,02271438
asked Nov 8 at 10:01
Sai Hachuku
1
edited Nov 8 at 13:20
blue-phoenox
3,02271438
asked Nov 8 at 10:01
Sai Hachuku
1
edited Nov 8 at 13:20
blue-phoenox
3,02271438
edited Nov 8 at 13:20
blue-phoenox
3,02271438
edited Nov 8 at 13:20
blue-phoenox
3,02271438
3,02271438
asked Nov 8 at 10:01
Sai Hachuku
1
asked Nov 8 at 10:01
Sai Hachuku
1
asked Nov 8 at 10:01
Sai Hachuku
1
1
There is already a systemtap script for tracking VM exits; you could easily adapt it or use it as-is.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 8 at 16:59
Thank you. @MichaelHampton
– Sai Hachuku
Nov 8 at 19:21
add a comment |
There is already a systemtap script for tracking VM exits; you could easily adapt it or use it as-is.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 8 at 16:59
Thank you. @MichaelHampton
– Sai Hachuku
Nov 8 at 19:21
There is already a systemtap script for tracking VM exits; you could easily adapt it or use it as-is.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 8 at 16:59
There is already a systemtap script for tracking VM exits; you could easily adapt it or use it as-is.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 8 at 16:59
Thank you. @MichaelHampton
– Sai Hachuku
Nov 8 at 19:21
Thank you. @MichaelHampton
– Sai Hachuku
Nov 8 at 19:21
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There is already a systemtap script for tracking VM exits; you could easily adapt it or use it as-is.
– Michael Hampton
Nov 8 at 16:59
Thank you. @MichaelHampton
– Sai Hachuku
Nov 8 at 19:21