QEMU-KVM 0.13 Is Here Too

Posted by Michael Larabel on October 19, 2010

Over the weekend we reported that QEMU 0.13 had surfaced followed by the release announcement coming out on Monday. The team working on QEMU-KVM, the version of QEMU designed for use with KVM (the Kernel-based Virtual Machine) virtualization on Linux, have also pushed out their v0.13 release based upon upstream QEMU.

There is no QEMU-KVM 0.13.0 change-log published, but this KVM-designed release carries the same upstream changes including a kernel-accelerating network back-end for virtio devices using KVM, QMP improvements, new VNC encodings that improve bandwidth, a new shared memory device that allows multiple guests to share a memory region, the introduction of a para-virtual file-system pass-through mechanism, HPET enhancements, and S390 user-mode emulation support.

The QEMU-KVM 0.13.0 release announcement can be found at Linux-KVM.com.

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