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Subject: HVM paravirt block/nic drivers
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Hi Guys/Girls,


Successfully got a FreeBSD 8 HVM DomU installed. I see its using the
emulated block/nic drivers.

Is there any work being done on writing paravirt drivers for FreeBSD in
HVM?

Regards,

David