Andra Paraschiv

I sent a patch to lkml for the blocking issue seen during enclave memory setup (that's for v5.15+ Linux kernels): https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/[email protected]/.

> Thank you so much @andraprs! Really appreciate the quick support. Is there any way I could try out an EC2 with your patch? Could you maybe share e.g. an...

> > Thank you so much @andraprs! Really appreciate the quick support. Is there any way I could try out an EC2 with your patch? Could you maybe share e.g....

> Hi @andraprs and @marcrittinghaus, I have restructured the commit history. Please have a second look at it Also, @andraprs, Can you please give me some time to write basic...

> Thank you for the updates from the latest revision and for developing and sharing a testing setup [1]. I checked out the patch series using the provided test app....

Hi Sairaj, Marc, As a heads-up, checked out the latest version of the "synchronization" branch [1], per a discussion with Marc today to try it out. I added the last...

I just checked the test app from the "sched-sync" branch [1] with the latest "staging" branch and the commits from this PR on top. It worked fine. Thank you. ```...

https://github.com/unikraft/docs/pull/175

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> [ E22 ] Insufficient CPUs available in the pool. User provided `cpu-count` is 2, which is more than the configured CPU pool size. You can increase the CPU pool...