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These would be found for example on Amazon EC2 or Citrix Xen.
This also adds all the extra files found under /sys/hypervisor
on this platform.
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Add /proc/sysinfo from a real z/VM guest.
This file can in theory be used to detect the following three
arrangements:
(1) Linux running in z/VM on an LPAR.
(2) Linux running directly on an LPAR.
(3) Linux running directly on baremetal (very unlikely!)
Only arrangement (1) has been tested.
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Note that in two cases (esx4.1, qemu) this is an empty
file because we haven't collected this data yet.
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The data is taken from a RHEL 6.0 guest running on a Fedora 14 host
(x86_64 in both cases), using qemu-kvm and qemu-system-x86_64
respectively.
qemu-kvm-0.13.0-1.fc14.x86_64
qemu-system-x86-0.13.0-1.fc14.x86_64
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This modifies the virt-what script slightly so that a test
root can be passed, which causes all tests to be run relative
to that root directory (similar to a chroot).
We then provide a root directory with just enough files in it
to convince virt-what that it is a baremetal machine.
Note that the data in the files is completely real. We do
not intend to add a test unless we can get data from the
real system.
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