haxm 241664 0
┌─[root@fedora]─[/home/c4pt/opt/haxm/haxm]
└──╼ #modinfo haxm
filename: /lib/modules/5.11.6-5.11.6-c4pt000-expSEHDsec/extra/haxm.ko
version: 7.6.6
description: Hypervisor that provides x86 virtualization on Intel VT-x compatible CPUs.
author: Kryptos Logic
license: Dual BSD/GPL
srcversion: A84B514592AD79715B0BFB0
depends:
retpoline: Y
name: haxm
vermagic: 5.11.6-5.11.6-c4pt000-expSEHDsec SMP mod_unload modversions
sig_id: PKCS#7
signer: Build time autogenerated kernel key
sig_key: 65:72:BA:0F:F9:6C:F0:CE:E3:97:B3:5A:38:D1:A5:E2:F8:D5:E7:DB
sig_hashalgo: sha256
signature: B4:25:4D:8D:57:74:C9:59:4D:D5:0F:4A:A5:72:8D:69:A4:0C:9F:1F:
FC:B0:C2:3C:A3:4A:4A:CC:FD:DD:B4:8C:CD:FD:2D:94:A2:23:B1:82:
FE:BE:4C:E3:75:40:72:47:5F:D9:7F:55:1B:33:E7:D4:82:AA:7B:08:
B1:4C:3E:57:17:C7:B8:91:9B:CB:A4:2F:C8:41:9B:83:A7:4B:E9:28:
5B:5B:AB:CA:C3:97:C5:8C:D0:B0:42:18:DC:A7:B6:69:84:AB:96:73:
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A5:DF:F6:48:AF:7B:48:C2:35:61:5E:8D:BA:54:AD:A5:89:11:F5:A2:
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09:89:53:CD:98:5F:20:8D:C9:DC:09:D3:10:72:5F:EC:48:E6:EB:2C:
7E:F8:7F:C2:27:59:85:05:D0:13:4F:50:BE:1B:01:25:58:8B:2C:09:
FF:6E:14:0B:C5:B0:84:73:AC:F1:6D:74:F0:41:0F:10:AA:BA:29:14:
9D:89:B2:6C:93:09:B3:32:B0:B1:9C:3E:37:CC:86:16:31:33:A6:9A:
F3:2D:32:C1:FD:02:59:1C:8A:C3:7F:53:EE:8B:F0:72:F5:8E:5D:77:
61:8C:BC:34:4A:03:2A:72:B8:C0:FF:14:78:7E:72:C6:6B:70:7E:98:
AA:A8:CC:0C:76:E8:07:50:F2:E2:4A
can be found in make menuconfig
"Virtualization"
- requires nasm gcc and regular build tools
git clone https://github.com/c4pt000/haxm
cd haxm/haxm
make -j24 install
lsmod | grep haxm
modinfo haxm
HAXM is a cross-platform hardware-assisted virtualization engine (hypervisor), widely used as an accelerator for Android Emulator and QEMU. It has always supported running on Windows and macOS, and has been ported to other host operating systems as well, such as Linux and NetBSD.
HAXM runs as a kernel-mode driver on the host operating system, and provides a KVM-like interface to user space, thereby enabling applications like QEMU to utilize the hardware virtualization capabilities built into modern Intel CPUs, namely Intel Virtualization Technology.
The latest HAXM release for Windows and macOS hosts are available here.
Detailed instructions for building and testing HAXM can be found at:
If you would like to contribute a patch to the code base, please also read these guidelines.
You are welcome to file a GitHub issue if you discover a general HAXM bug or have a feature request.
However, please do not use the GitHub issue tracker to report security vulnerabilities. If you have information about a security issue or vulnerability with HAXM, please send an email to secure@intel.com, and use the PGP key located at https://www.intel.com/security to encrypt any sensitive information.
This project has adopted the Contributor Covenant, in the hope of building a welcoming and inclusive community. All participants in the project should adhere to this code of conduct.