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- Patch queue updated from git://github.com/openSUSE/qemu.git opensuse-2.10
* Patches added:
  0036-target-i386-cpu-Add-new-EPYC-CPU-mo.patch
- For SLE15 pre-release testing, add support for the EPYC processor.
  This will be officially supported once it is included in the v2.11
  release. (bsc#1052825)
  0036-target-i386-cpu-Add-new-EPYC-CPU-mo.patch
- Fix some support statements in our SLE support documents.
- For SLE15 pre-release testing, add support for the EPYC processor.
  This will be officially supported once it is included in the v2.11
  release. (bsc#1052825)
  0036-target-i386-cpu-Add-new-EPYC-CPU-mo.patch
- Fix some support statements in our SLE support documents.

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/528163
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Virtualization/qemu?expand=0&rev=363
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Bruce Rogers
2017-09-22 02:16:14 +00:00
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virtualization features as well. This document was created to assist the user
in deciding which features can be relied upon to build enterprise class
virtualization solutions. KVM based virtualization for x86 (Intel 64/AMD64),
for IBM System z (s390x) and for the ARM64 architecture (AArch64) are offered
at the L3 (full support) level. The bulk of this document deals with L3
supported features and is primarily x86 centric. This document should be
considered a companion to the standard virtualization documentation delivered
with the product.
for IBM System z (s390x), for Power8 Systems (ppc64le) and for the ARM64
architecture (AArch64) are offered at the L3 (full support) level. The bulk
of this document deals with L3 supported features and is primarily x86
centric. This document should be considered a companion to the standard
virtualization documentation delivered with the product.
KVM is implemented in linux kernel modules which enable the linux kernel to
function as an integral part of the KVM hypervisor. The hypervisor-guest