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The Virtual Open Systems video demos to virtualize ARM multicore platforms

Android ICS KVM virtualized guest on ARMv7 Cortex-A15 vExpress

near native performance for Android ICS guest with KVM on ARM Cortex-A15 vExpress

Virtual Open Systems video demo about KVM-on-ARM SMP full virtualization on Cortex-A15 real hardware, with near-native performance on ARMv7 architecture. An Android ICS guest, with graphics, shows that even without accelerated graphics, UI performance is good, while at the same time, a basic Ubuntu web-server guest highlights realistic deployments on large scale ARM servers. The demo was conducted on a Versatile Express board equipped with a dual core Cortex-A15 (TC1) processor at 1.2 GHz and 1 GB of RAM. A user guide explains how to set up KVM-on-ARM full virtualization on Cortex-A15 versatile express real hardware. Virtual Open Systems provides virtualization solutions and custom porting services for ARM-based heterogeneous multicore systems for embedded markets, from mobile to automotive, from server to NFV networking markets.

Kvm-On-Arm Full Virtualization On Cortex-A15 Versatile Express At Near-Native Performance makes Android ICS guest demontrated with KVM-on-ARMv7 SMP full virtualization on Cortex-A15 vExpress real hardware, with near-native performance even without accelerated graphics