RE: KVM-Clock

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>Subtracting tsc_offset later is easier.

>> In guest : rx_time = tsc_to_ns * rdtsc()
>>                   Delay = rx_time - tx_time 
>> 
>> How to  enable kvm_write_tsc_offset ?

># echo kvm_write_tsc_offset > /sys/kernel/debug/tracing/set_event

>Then boot guest

>Then cat /sys/kernel/debug/tracing/trace

OK - I did it and it is indeed accurate. But this will not solve my problem, because I need the host realtime clock in my guest and not the host-TSC
In my application VMa in  HOSTa is sending a 1-way delay measurement packet to VMb in HOSTb.
I'm perfectly synching the 2 hosts with PTP.
I need that the  2 guests's clocks will be synched  to their hosts  i.e. VMa/VMb  is sync to HOSTa/HOSTb accordingly   



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