"""
It would be great if Nova supports instances with a different architecture than the host.
An use case would be run aarch64 guests in a x86_64 compute node.
"""
In order to use boot an aarch64 guest in a x86_64 host we need to use UEFI.
However, Nova always uses the UEFI loader considering the host architecture.
The guest architecture should be considered instead.
in livbvirt.driver.py:
"for lpath in DEFAULT_UEFI_LOADER_PATH[caps.host.cpu.arch]"
Environment
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Tested using the master branch (29/10/2020)
Other
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I'm now opening target bugs for this issue.
It was first reported has a generic bug in https://bugs.launchpad
"""
It would be great if Nova supports instances with a different architecture than the host.
An use case would be run aarch64 guests in a x86_64 compute node.
"""
In order to use boot an aarch64 guest in a x86_64 host we need to use UEFI.
However, Nova always uses the UEFI loader considering the host architecture.
The guest architecture should be considered instead.
in livbvirt.driver.py: UEFI_LOADER_ PATH[caps. host.cpu. arch]"
"for lpath in DEFAULT_
Environment
===========
Tested using the master branch (29/10/2020)
Other
=====
I'm now opening target bugs for this issue. /bugs.launchpad
It was first reported has a generic bug in https:/