>> Hello,
>>
I’m trying to measure the performance of Xen on the S32G3 microprocessor, unfortunately, after following the BSP-Linux to install Xen, I found that Xentrace is not available or not compatible with ARM architecture. I
have seen some studies on Xilinx, and how they made Xentrace compatible with ARM, but I have no resources or access to get that and make it work on my Board. If there is any help I would appreciate it and thanks in advance.
>> I have some extra questions, and it will be helpful to share your ideas with me,
- Is it possible to run a native application ( C-code) on the virtual machine, turn on a LED, have access to the GPIO, or send some messages using Can-Interface?
- My Board has no Ethernet, and no Extern SD Card, is there any method I can use to build a kernel for an operating system with my laptop, and transfer it to the board?
- Any suggestions in detail to measure the interrupt latency, Xen Overhead, and switch context (time to switch from one VM to another, that’s what I wanted to measure
with Xenalyze)
>> Best regards
>> Youssef El Mesdadi
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