Re: [Xen-users] VT-d not working

[Christian Holpert <christian@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

thanks for your Reply.

The CPU does support VT-d.

In Bios VT is enabled: Miscellaneous Settings -> Virtualization 
Technology -> Enabled
Actually the reason I am asking here is the missing hvm-directio in xm info.

Christian


At 19:51 19.02.2010, you wrote:
> Your xen_caps shows its not enabled or not detected. When it is 
> working you will see a capability called hvm-directio. You will need 
> set something in bios to enable this and vendors like gigabyte, msi, 
> etc are known to have iffy support for vt-d if at any. Best boards 
> in my experience for vt-d have been intel and a couple asus boards 
> have worked as well. You should also check 
> <http://ark.intel.com>ark.intel.com to verify your cpu does in fact 
> support vt-d, there needs to be support in both the motherboard and cpu.
> - chris
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