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== User Documentation ==

...y QEMU. When KQEMU runs in full virtualization mode, both guest kernel and user code are executed directly on the host CPU. When run with kvm module, the C

== User/Admin documentation == * [http://wiki.qemu.org/Qemu-doc.html QEMU user manual]

...supports passing test parameters to the control file through "--args", so user can specify the test specific parameters through:

...ant to check the various qemu resources on the web, as kvm shares the qemu user interface and networking.

== End-User Collaboration == proposal. Simply mark it as an end-user collaboration proposal. As and

To run the kvm process under a unprivileged user. Add an user 'kvm' and add this in to the qemu-kvm domain configuration file.

END USER COLLABORATION). breakout session, or end-user talk. Add that information to the abstract

mount usbfs, mount -t usbfs none /proc/bus/usb. You can chown them to your user if you're not running as root.

...e used for simple communication, like sharing of the clipboard between the user desktop and the guest desktop ** Unprivileged user should be able to use the channel

* User Space Application

== User Interface == The user interface is through the qemu monitor (alt-ctrl-2 on the SDL window)

== User Networking == * Warning: User networking does not support a number of networking features like ICMP. Cer

* Configuring and Benchmarking Open vSwitch, DPDK and vhost-user - Pei Zhang, Red Hat, Inc. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnTQRgUyiv8 vi * Improve VNF Safety with Vhost-User/DPDK IOMMU Support - Maxime Coquelin, Red Hat, Inc. ([https://www.youtube.c

...d it is virtual addresses that the TLB translates to real addresses. Since user tasks have 32-bit (effective) address spaces, MMU mappings for multiple tas ...host'' isn't using it. If a guest uses AS 0 to map the kernel and AS 1 for user space (which is the intended purpose of these address spaces), we can:

* Enhance KVM QEMU to return error messages if user attempts to pass-through unsupported devices: *vhost-user:

Template to use for new features and changes that update user-visible interface options (command line options, QMP, etc.). Use the sourc ...e for this feature? e.g. virtio-scsi-pci added that uses -drive; or vhost-user added that uses other facilities: what options make sense together?

* Change perf to use an ordinary interrupt instead of NMI when profiling only user space, or only a guest (reduces work in NMI context)

...ulated vga card will refuse to enter S3 state. WindowsXP/2003 will present user with an option, but attempt to do "stand by" will fail. Windows Vist/2008 w

|a Qt4 user interface for KVM |A Gnome user interface for KVM.

...QEMU]] || Paolo Bonzini, Red Hat || [[Media:2012-forum-VFIO.pdf | VFIO: A User's Perspective]] || Alex Williamson, Red Hat

Starting from Windows Windows Vista, Windows can disregard user TCP Windows setings. This behavior could be disabled:

Macvtap only provides multiple queues to user in the form of multiple * feature negotiation for dpdk/vhost user

* Efficient for dpdk like program: End user should have no obvious felling performance degradation when using dpdk like

...0947/Migrating-from-UML-to-Xen-and-Kernel-Based-Virtual-Machines Migrating User Mode Linux to Xen and KVM]

QEMU defaults to user-mode networking (slirp), which is available without prior setup and without

...environment with VFIO passthrough method, in context of typical SW network user application.

the pointer to data (skb) is retrieved and returned to user this fact does not propagate to tap and to the user.

...internally for the start/stop commands (all the rest are run as the normal user). Currently, all kvm processes are run as root, as this was developed on D

=== What user space tools does KVM use? === === How can I use KVM with a non-privileged user? ===

...soft Windows, distributed on the web by Microsoft. It can be used to debug user mode applications, drivers, and the operating system itself in kernel mode.

...keep semantics of TUNSETIFF and make the changes transparent to the legacy user of tun/tap, the allocating and initializing of network device is still done TODO: more user-friendly cmdline such as

For the user the bond between the two devices is transparent. The netvsc

37 UCLE User-mode cache lock enable. Is writeable following: in user mode MSR[PR=1], sc with LEV == 1 results in a

--[[User:Trizt|Trizt]] 13:57, 16 August 2009 (EDT)

: Switch to user mode support

** more flexible -net user configuration * fix KVM_GET_MSR_INDEX_LIST user memory corruption (Jan Kiszka)