Re: NVMM on non-x86?
Martin Husemann <[email protected]>
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On Sun, Feb 16, 2020 at 11:37:50PM -0800, Chris Hanson wrote: > My understanding is that the x86 CPUs have generally had poor > virtualization features in that it?s difficult to trap and handle all > higher privilege instructions accurately. Most other CPU architectures > from the mid-1980s on don?t have that problem. (The 68000 had an > equivalent issue, it was addressed with the 68010.) I think you are mixing up various "virtual" things here. I remember the 68010 issue, but it was totaly different (about restarting a trapped instruction without side effects) than the modern virtualization features NVMM uses (or for example the hypervisor on sun4v machines). Martin