> 1. What's the status of your KVM implementation? For example, does it > successfully boots an > Android OS (or another OS) as guest? In addition, did you test it with a > host other than Android? It successfully boots a simple Linux guest with busybox in an initrd environment on ARMv5. A full Android guest is not yet supported and we have only tested with the Android emulator as host for now. We are working on improved device support and support for newer architectures. > 2. I noticed that you were trying to use QEMU in the beginning, so I'm > guessing you had to port > it to ARM. If yes, what's the status (e.g., any major bugs)? QEMU works when cross-compiling for ARM<->ARM. I believe the newer upstream versions of QEMU are much easier to cross-compile than before. The speed is, however, not impressive. > 3. Is your source code available anywhere? I noticed recently your wiki has > changed and is not > accessible by people outside of Columbia. Some pages have been made available to the public again. Take a look at: https://wiki.ncl.cs.columbia.edu/wiki/index.php/AndroidVirt:MainPage You can get the source code by going here: http://git.ncl.cs.columbia.edu/git We expect to have a technical report on the project so far ready some time in the near future. Otherwise, stay tuned on this list for more info. I would be very interested in the results of your survey, if you don't mind passing them along once you're done. Thanks, Christoffer
