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kata-containers/qemu/qemus390x.go
Alice Frosi 9463486d58 s390x: dimm not supported
Dimm is not supported on s390x

Fixes: #106
Signed-off-by: Alice Frosi <afrosi@de.ibm.com>
2019-08-27 08:37:21 +02:00

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// +build s390x s390x_test
/*
// Copyright contributors to the Virtual Machine Manager for Go project
//
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package qemu
import "log"
// IBM Z uses CCW devices intead of PCI devices.
// See https://wiki.qemu.org/Documentation/Platforms/S390X
const (
// Virtio9P is the 9pfs device driver.
Virtio9P DeviceDriver = "virtio-9p-ccw"
// VirtioSerial is the serial device driver.
VirtioSerial DeviceDriver = "virtio-serial-ccw"
// VirtioNet is the virt-io ccw networking device driver.
VirtioNet DeviceDriver = VirtioNetCCW
// Vfio is the vfio driver
Vfio DeviceDriver = "vfio-ccw"
// VirtioScsi is the virtio-scsi device
VirtioScsi DeviceDriver = "virtio-scsi-ccw"
// VHostVSock is a generic Vsock Device
VHostVSock DeviceDriver = "vhost-vsock-ccw"
)
// isVirtioPCI is a fake map on s390x to always avoid the "romfile"
// option
var isVirtioPCI = map[DeviceDriver]bool{
NVDIMM: false,
Virtio9P: false,
VirtioNetCCW: false,
VirtioSerial: false,
VirtioBlock: false,
Console: false,
VirtioSerialPort: false,
VHostVSock: false,
VirtioRng: false,
VirtioBalloon: false,
VhostUserSCSI: false,
VhostUserBlk: false,
Vfio: false,
VirtioScsi: false,
PCIBridgeDriver: false,
PCIePCIBridgeDriver: false,
}
// isVirtioCCW returns if the device is a ccw device
var isVirtioCCW = map[DeviceDriver]bool{
NVDIMM: false,
Virtio9P: true,
VirtioNetCCW: true,
VirtioSerial: true,
VirtioBlock: true,
VirtioBlockCCW: true,
Console: false,
VirtioSerialPort: false,
VHostVSock: true,
VirtioRng: true,
VirtioBalloon: true,
VhostUserSCSI: false,
VhostUserBlk: false,
Vfio: true,
VirtioScsi: true,
PCIBridgeDriver: false,
PCIePCIBridgeDriver: false,
}
// QemuDeviceParam converts to the QEMU -device parameter notation
// This function has been reimplemented for the s390x architecture to deal
// with the VHOSTUSER case. Vhost user devices are not implemented on s390x
// architecture. For further details see issue
// https://github.com/kata-containers/runtime/issues/659
func (n NetDeviceType) QemuDeviceParam() string {
switch n {
case TAP:
return string(VirtioNet)
case MACVTAP:
return string(VirtioNet)
case IPVTAP:
return string(VirtioNet)
case VETHTAP:
return string(VirtioNet)
case VFIO:
return string(Vfio)
case VHOSTUSER:
log.Fatal("vhost-user devices are not supported on IBM Z")
return ""
default:
return ""
}
}
// QemuNetdevParam converts to the QEMU -netdev parameter notation
// This function has been reimplemented for the s390x architecture to deal
// with the VHOSTUSER case. Vhost user devices are not implemented on s390x
// architecture. For further details see issue
// https://github.com/kata-containers/runtime/issues/659
func (n NetDeviceType) QemuNetdevParam() string {
switch n {
case TAP:
return "tap"
case MACVTAP:
return "tap"
case IPVTAP:
return "tap"
case VETHTAP:
return "tap"
case VFIO:
return ""
case VHOSTUSER:
log.Fatal("vhost-user devices are not supported on IBM Z")
return ""
default:
return ""
}
}
func isDimmSupported() bool {
return false
}