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doc: add VPID allocation to nested virtualization tutorial
Tracked-On: #6289 Signed-off-by: Zide Chen <zide.chen@intel.com>
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@ -91,6 +91,20 @@ Constraints on L1 guest configuration:
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* Only the ``SCHED_NOOP`` scheduler is supported. ACRN can't receive timer interrupts
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on LAPIC passthrough pCPUs
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VPID allocation
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===============
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ACRN doesn't emulate L2 VPIDs and allocates VPIDs for L1 VMs from the reserved top
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16-bit VPID range (``0x10000U - CONFIG_MAX_VM_NUM * MAX_VCPUS_PER_VM`` and up).
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If the L1 hypervisor enables VPID for L2 VMs and allocates L2 VPIDs not in this
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range, ACRN doesn't need to flush L2 VPID during L2 VMX transitions.
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This is the expected behavior in most of the time. But in special cases where a
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L2 VPID allocated by L1 hypervisor is within this reserved range, it's possible
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that this L2 VPID may conflict with a L1 VPID. In this case, ACRN flushes VPID
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on L2 VMExit/VMEntry that are associated with this L2 VPID, which may significantly
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negatively impact performances of this L2 VM.
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Service OS VM configuration
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