On Mon, Apr 15, 2024 at 09:14:47AM +0100, Steven Price wrote: > The support for running in a guest is (I believe) in a good state > and I don't expect to have to iterate much on that before merging - > but, as always, that depends on the feedback received. All the stuff I've been hearing about CC is that timely guest support is a really important thing. Right now the majority of the CC world is running on propritary hypervisors, it is the guest enablement that is something a wide group of people will be able to actually consume and use. It needs to get into mainline to be able to reach distros about a year before anyone offers an ARM CC VM to the public. Various x86 guest only parts for CC are already merged. The KVM side is absolutely really important as well, but x86 has managed for a long time now with KVM being out of tree. The KVM side is far more complex at least. So I'd split out the guest side and just send it, I saw a few comments already, but it looks like it shouldn't be an issue to make it this cycle or next? Keep sending guest enablement updates when the spec is stable and you have some way to do basic test. Jason
