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Adding Third-Party Hypervisor to Android Virtualization Framework - Elliot Berman, Prakruthi Heragu
Linux Plumbers Conference
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Elliot Berman and Prakruthi Heragu discuss adding support for the Gunyah hypervisor to the Android Virtualization Framework via CrosVM.
We discuss adding support for Gunyah to the Android Virtualization Framework. The reference implementation for the Android Virtualization Framework uses KVM, but extensions to support other hypervisors is possible. From the perspective of supporting a new hypervisor in AVF, we will review AVF’s hypervisor requirements, adding a hypervisor to CrosVM. We'll also discuss new features added to Gunyah to support 2nd and 3rd party use cases.Why it's here
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