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## kubevirt-passt-binding-arm-build.md

      
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                Build kubevirt-passt-binding plugin for ARM64/aarch64
              
          
Create a lxc/icinga ubuntu container, install git & docker
Compile kubvirt-passt-binding

git clone https://github.com/kubevirt/kubevirt.git
cd kubevirt
make
# make fails
hack/dockerized ". ./hack/common.sh ; bazel run --config=aarch64 :build-cni-passt-binding -- \${CMD_OUT_DIR}/cniplugins/kubevirt-passt-binding"
# binary is now in _out/cmd/cniplugins/kubevirt-passt-binding

  
## KubeVirt_on_Rock5B.md

      
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                Running KubeVirt.io on a Rock5 Model B
              
          
    Introduction

I was playing around with kubevirt.io (v1.2.0) on a Radxa ROCK 5 Model B. When I tried to boot a VM, I just had the qemu-kvm process eating 100% CPU with no output to the console.
I built an alternative setup based on ubuntu 22.04 and qemu worked with KVM without any problems. After some investigation I had the idea that it might be related to the (U)EFI bios used. I transferred the /usr/share/AAVMF/AAVMF_CODE.fd files from the 22.04 setup into the kubevirt compute container, started an additional qemu-kvm with -bios AAVMF/AAVMF_CODE.fd and voila - KVM booted correctly.
Findings

My findings so far: