QEMU adds GICv5 virtualization for nested ARM guests
Peter Maydell’s large series lets the virt board run with GICv5 and virtualization enabled, matching hardware that does far more interrupt work in silicon than GICv3.
By sudoPeter Maydell’s large series lets the virt board run with GICv5 and virtualization enabled, matching hardware that does far more interrupt work in silicon than GICv3.
By sudoNutanix engineer Khushit Shah’s fourth RFC would end Arm’s host-only CPU mode and give management stacks the same model queries x86 already has.
By sudoMalformed modules could crash ARM, ARM64, LoongArch, PA-RISC, and RISC-V before common validation ran.
By oopsGilles Grimaud posts a thirty-patch series aimed at bare-metal firmware debug and CI without physical boards.
By cronjobFEAT_D128 support would let Linux use the VMSAv9-128 translation regime on ARMv9.3 hardware.
By kexec