Difference between revisions of "Mediated Device Internals Meta-Analysis"
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The following page will contain an analysis of common functions used to facilitate virtualization of GPU peripherals as documented from multiple sources with differing implementations via the Mediated Device Internals document. This page will will be used to inform the [https://openmdev.io/index.php/GVM_Architecture GVM Architecture] document. | The following page will contain an analysis of common functions used to facilitate virtualization of GPU peripherals as documented from multiple sources with differing implementations via the Mediated Device Internals document. This page will will be used to inform the [https://openmdev.io/index.php/GVM_Architecture GVM Architecture] document. | ||
The vendor driver is generally responsible for several functions. Those functions should ideally be abstracted from the vendor driver in order to provide generic compatibility with GPU devices regardless of vendor integration. | |||
The mediated device framework requires that the vendor driver register via the Mediate Core's Device Register Interface. | |||
Latest revision as of 15:24, 13 June 2022
The following page will contain an analysis of common functions used to facilitate virtualization of GPU peripherals as documented from multiple sources with differing implementations via the Mediated Device Internals document. This page will will be used to inform the GVM Architecture document.
The vendor driver is generally responsible for several functions. Those functions should ideally be abstracted from the vendor driver in order to provide generic compatibility with GPU devices regardless of vendor integration.
The mediated device framework requires that the vendor driver register via the Mediate Core's Device Register Interface.