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[Xen-devel] hi, all. how can I write msr while in domain0? thanks in advance:)


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I want to write 0x2a msr(concerning power-on configuration);
currently I rebuild the kernel adding support for /dev/cpu/msr0.
so I just access the file through the file.
 
the problem is that:It seems that I can't write a value into the 0x2a msr(also 0x10-tsc msr).
 
after searching in xensource web, I found that we can modify the emulate_privileged_op() in xen/arch/x86/traps.c
but when add a printk sentence at the beginning of the emulate_privileged_op()
I didn't get the output using dmesg | tail.
 
it seems that the wrmsr didn't get into the emulate_privileged_op() ?
the rdmsr operation is the same as wrmsr:-)
 
 
thank you.
 

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DanielSong
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