Re:Enabling KVM Virtualization for Raspberry Pi 2
by sergiolp on Wednesday March 18, 2015 @09:14AM
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Of course, a virtualized Guest will have a performance penalty.
With that phrase I meant that, following this guide, you can make use of the Virtualization Extensions from the Cortex-A7 which powers the Raspberry Pi 2.
This is pretty useful for running multiple isolated services (such as a media server and an ownCloud instance), doing some kernel hacking, or testing a variety of ARMv7 distributions.
With that phrase I meant that, following this guide, you can make use of the Virtualization Extensions from the Cortex-A7 which powers the Raspberry Pi 2.
This is pretty useful for running multiple isolated services (such as a media server and an ownCloud instance), doing some kernel hacking, or testing a variety of ARMv7 distributions.