Hins for an seL4 virtio pci driver?

Hello seL4 community, I am currently examining the possibility of using seL4 in a VM and writing a virtio driver to communicate with a virtio pci device in the HV. I looked around the available seL4 projects, and I noticed that there is the `libvirtqueue` and `libpci` projects which should come handy. However, I haven't been able to to find any other project which uses either of the libraries and I haven't found any tests for the two projects. Can you point me to projects which use these two libraries? Kind regards, Martin

On 10 Aug 2020, at 07:03, Radev, Martin <martin.radev@tum.de<mailto:martin.radev@tum.de>> wrote: I am currently examining the possibility of using seL4 in a VM and writing a virtio driver to communicate with a virtio pci device in the HV. I’ll let our engineers answer your question, but I have one of my own: What’s the point? Running a verified seL4 kernel on an unverified hypervisor provides no benefits and loses all assurance. You might as well run Linux. Gernot
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Heiser, Gernot (Data61, Kensington NSW)
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Radev, Martin