<jaeger>
SiFuh: I'm going to update the ISO kernel to 6.12.x
<SiFuh>
jaeger: Okay
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<SiFuh>
jaeger: I am assuming no one uses INTEL_TDX_GUEST in the kernel. Things have changed and I disabled it because of compilation errors.
<jue>
wrt kernel: I had to go back to 6.6 because our current nvidia port doesn't compile with 6.12
<jaeger>
That's one of the things I still have to test
<jaeger>
No idea about the TDX option
<SiFuh>
jaeger: It appears in newer kernel versions (like 6.12+) The halt and safe_halt functions have been moved elsewhere or made obsolete. So pv_ops.irq.safe_halt and pv_ops.irq.halt are invalid references. It was easier to disable it for now than to look deeper into it.
<SiFuh>
Intel TDX is a hardware-based security feature that enables confidential computing for virtual machines (VMs). It's designed to isolate VMs (called "Trust Domains") even from a potentially malicious or compromised hypervisor.