Hi,
I'm working on system calls tracing using QEMU KVM.
1. Is it possible to force emulation of instructions when VM is running?
Then I might be able to enable/disable KVM acceleration whenever I want to.
2. I know I can get full trace from QEMU without KVM (log in_asm). For
example during booting kernel I collected log
(https://www.dropbox.com/s/ho7ykw1rc2tl4eb/qemu.log). Of course, when I
enable KVM, this method will not work. I used trace-cmd tool to collect
KVM events (https://www.dropbox.com/s/nhvtztzilvepwt0/kvm.log) but KVM
log contains only functions emulated by QEMU. Is there a possibility to
know what functions are executed natively in CPU when KVM is enabled to
get something like "full" log from QEMU without KVM?
Regards,
Michał
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