
Developed virtualized timer management for the arceos-hypervisor/axvisor repository, focusing on enabling deterministic guest timers and improving virtual machine scheduling. The work involved implementing a timer list and refactoring timer initialization into the hardware abstraction layer, ensuring modularity and future extensibility. By supporting timer event registration, cancellation, and checks within the VM monitor, the solution established a robust foundation for timer virtualization. Leveraging expertise in Rust, embedded systems, and system programming, the developer aligned the timer subsystem with HAL boundaries to facilitate maintainable code and future enhancements. No major bugs were addressed during this period, with efforts concentrated on new feature development.
2025-01 Monthly summary for arceos-hypervisor/axvisor: Delivered Virtualized Timer Management in VM Monitor, establishing timerlist and HAL-layer initialization with dependencies to support registration, cancellation, and event checks within the VM monitor. No major bugs fixed this month in axvisor. This work lays the groundwork for deterministic guest timers and improved VM scheduling.
2025-01 Monthly summary for arceos-hypervisor/axvisor: Delivered Virtualized Timer Management in VM Monitor, establishing timerlist and HAL-layer initialization with dependencies to support registration, cancellation, and event checks within the VM monitor. No major bugs fixed this month in axvisor. This work lays the groundwork for deterministic guest timers and improved VM scheduling.

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