| Name | Modified | Size | Downloads / Week |
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| MHYPER.gif | 2015-03-27 | 55.8 kB | |
| MHYPER.jpg | 2015-03-27 | 100.1 kB | |
| VM-MHYPER.exe | 2015-03-25 | 636.8 MB | |
| MHYPER-README.txt | 2015-03-24 | 2.0 kB | |
| mhyper-20150308-FUNKA.tar.Z | 2015-03-24 | 11.4 MB | |
| UTN 1766 - MHYPER.pdf | 2015-03-24 | 2.7 MB | |
| IEEE Virtualization Extensions into a Microkernel based Operating System- CAMERA READY.pdf | 2015-03-24 | 914.6 kB | |
| Totals: 7 Items | 652.0 MB | 0 |
Installing and using MHYPER ============================ WARNING: Current version of MHYPER is a prototype. The following step allow you to test it. We recommend you to use to run MHYPER as a Guest of another Virtualization product like VMWARE or VIRTUAL BOX. Download VM-MYPER.exe (auto-extract) the VMWare virtual machine with the MHYPER. 1) Install MINIX 3.1.2a 2) rename /usr/src as /usr/src-minix 3) copy file mhyper-20150308-FUNKA.tar.Z on /usr 4) decompress with: compress -d mhyper-20150308-FUNKA.tar.Z 5) detar with: tar xvf mhyper-20150308-FUNKA.tar 6) cd src 7) make clean 8) make world 9) sync; sync; halt 10) restart Minix using boot menu option 3 11 ) uname -a must show Minix xxxxx.xxxxx.xxxxx 3 1.2H- iXXX The "H" means the Hypervisor code is running. 12) set | grep VM VM=VM0 means that the running VM is VM0 13) sync; sync; halt If you are using VMWARE or VIRTUAL BOX copy the virtual disk with MHYPER installed and configure it as the second IDE drive. VM0 will use IDE0, and VM1 will use VM1 14) Restart Minix 15) cd /usr/src/test 16) ./vmmcmd LOAD MYMINIX & This command load a virtual machine named MYMINIX 16) ./vmmcmd START MYMINIX 32 This command start virtual machine MYMINIX allocating 32 tokens for its bucket (from 255) Now you can see VM1 booting sequence, then the login prompt. 17) set | grep VM VM=VM1 To test that you are running on VM1 18) mount You can see that VM1 present /dev/c0d0p0 (IDE0) as its boot device, but it was deceived by the Hypervisor. To return to VM0 press ALT-DOWN To return to VM1 press ALT-UP On VM0 press F1 to see the list of proccess running on VM0 you must see a process named VM1 which is VM1`s proxy/loader. Pressing F12 the Information Server change to VM1 Now, press F1 to see the list of proccess running on VM1 Every Fx key refer to VM1 Up to now there is not a command to stop a VM.
