Re: QEMU-KVM offers OPAL firmware interface? OpenBSD guest support?

> runs Linux powernv bare metal on Power9 hardware. Each VM is a
> KVM-QEMU instance.

> > > If you want to also run OpenBSD inside a VM, then OpenBSD must
> > > implement proper support to be able to run in the paravirtualized
> > > PAPR environment provided by KVM-QEMU on POWER. The OpenBSD statement
> > > seem to indicate this is missing. Nothing special "should" be needed
> > > on the KVM-QEMU side.

Terminology, what is PAPR an abbreviation of, is pseries (hardware
interface) equivalent with PAPR?

Also all discussed above is supported by Raptor Talos/Blackbird
hardware right - the Raptor machine exports PowerNV to the host system
that runs on bare metal, and the host system (= Linux QEMU-KVM for
now) will export a virtualized pseries/papr Power9 machine to the VM
guest, which runs at close to full bare metal speed?