Jim Fehlig schrieb:
What is the libvirt version?
It's the "latest and greatest" I get from this source:
[root@xen1 ~]# virsh --version
6.6.0
[root@xen1 ~]# libvirtd --version
libvirtd (libvirt) 6.6.0
[root@xengfs1f ~]# yum list | grep libvirt
libvirt.x86_64 1:6.6.0-6.xen415.el7
@centos-virt-xen-415
libvirt-bash-completion.x86_64 1:6.6.0-6.xen415.el7
@centos-virt-xen-415
libvirt-client.x86_64 1:6.6.0-6.xen415.el7
@centos-virt-xen-415
libvirt-daemon.x86_64 1:6.6.0-6.xen415.el7
@centos-virt-xen-415
I know it's not complete, but https://libvirt.org/formatdomain.html
makes an attempt to identify hypervisor support for the various
configuration settings.
I will "recheck" it, but I don't see anything new, that might be missing.
I've used both configurations successfully. Has the sriov virtual
function been unbound from the native driver and bound to xen-pciback?
Should be, otherwise it would not work with XL?
You can check which driver is in use with something like
ls /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:81\:02.6/driver
I can't see the exact definition, but again, same output when starting
with xl or virsh:
[root@xen1 ~]# ls /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:81\:02.6/driver
0000:81:02.0 0000:81:02.7 0000:81:03.6 0000:81:04.5 0000:81:05.4
0000:81:06.5 0000:81:07.4 0000:81:08.3 0000:81:09.2 module
slots
0000:81:02.1 0000:81:03.0 0000:81:03.7 0000:81:04.6 0000:81:05.5
0000:81:06.6 0000:81:07.5 0000:81:08.4 0000:81:09.3 new_id
uevent
0000:81:02.2 0000:81:03.1 0000:81:04.0 0000:81:04.7 0000:81:06.0
0000:81:06.7 0000:81:07.6 0000:81:08.5 0000:81:09.4 new_slot
unbind
0000:81:02.3 0000:81:03.2 0000:81:04.1 0000:81:05.0 0000:81:06.1
0000:81:07.0 0000:81:07.7 0000:81:08.6 0000:81:09.5 permissive
0000:81:02.4 0000:81:03.3 0000:81:04.2 0000:81:05.1 0000:81:06.2
0000:81:07.1 0000:81:08.0 0000:81:08.7 bind quirks
0000:81:02.5 0000:81:03.4 0000:81:04.3 0000:81:05.2 0000:81:06.3
0000:81:07.2 0000:81:08.1 0000:81:09.0 irq_handlers remove_id
0000:81:02.6 0000:81:03.5 0000:81:04.4 0000:81:05.3 0000:81:06.4
0000:81:07.3 0000:81:08.2 0000:81:09.1 irq_handler_state remove_slot
[root@xen1 ~]# cat /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:81\:02.6/device
0x154c
[root@xen1 ~]# cat /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:81\:02.6/vendor
0x8086
[root@xen1 ~]# cat /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:81\:02.6/subsystem_vendor
0x8086
[root@xen1 ~]# ls /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:81\:02.6/driver/module/drivers/
pci:pciback xen-backend:xen-pciback
[root@xen1 ~]# ls /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:81\:02.6/driver/0000:81:02.6
broken_parity_status consistent_dma_mask_bits dma_mask_bits enable
local_cpus numa_node reset resource0_wc subsystem
uevent
class d3cold_allowed driver irq
modalias physfn resource resource3 subsystem_device
vendor
config device driver_override
local_cpulist msi_bus power resource0 resource3_wc
subsystem_vendor
If bound to xen-pciback, it vf should also appear in the output of 'xl
pci-assignable-list'.
Before starting the VM, it's there:
[root@xengfs1f ~]# xl pci-assignable-list | grep "0000:81:02.6"
0000:81:02.6
[root@xen1 ~]#
[root@xen1 ~]# virsh start vm-test1
Domain vm-test1 gestartet
[root@xen1 ~]# xl pci-assignable-list | grep "0000:81:02.6"
[root@xen1 ~]#
After starting it's "gone", but I assume that it's correct, because it's
the same behaviour when starting the with xl create :-)
Thanks a lot,
--
kind regards,
Thorolf
