Questions tagged [jailhouse]

Linux-based hypervisor for embedded systems.

Jailhouse is a Linux hypervisor developed by Siemens and released as open-source software under the GPLv2 license. It is specifically designed for targeting the embedded and safety-critical domains. It supports the x86-64 and ARMv8-A architectures.

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How to trace the list of PIDs running on a specific core?

I'm trying to run a program on a dedicated core in Linux. (I know Jailhouse is a good way to do so, but I have to use off-the-shelf Linux. :-( ) Other processes, such as interrupt handlers, kernel threads, service progresses, may also run on the…
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Avoiding/reducing multiple installations for Travis-CI builds

For our Travis-CI builds of the Jailhouse hypervisor, we have a rather costly environment setup which consists of a partial distribution update to pull in a recent make version (>=3.82, the default one is still only 3.81 - Ubuntu...), a cross…
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Redirect Serial Output to SSH or Local File - Device Lacks Serial Port and Being Accessed via SSH

Hi guys my problem is as follows: Environment - Im in a windows machine and connected via ssh to an ubuntu machine that is running a hypervisor https://github.com/siemens/jailhouse alongside ubuntu. Problem: The hypervisor in question dumps debug…
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