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This overview is for developers who are new or relatively new to ACRN and are
responsible for configuring and building ACRN hypervisors. It will introduce you to the general development process, including ACRN components and
tools.
responsible for configuring and building ACRN hypervisors. It will introduce you
to the general development process, including ACRN components and tools.
The overview covers the process at an abstract and universal level.
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the overview provides background information and serves as a gateway to
additional features and resources that can help you develop your solution.
The overview doesn't cover ACRN benefits, use cases, or architecture. See :ref:`introduction` to learn more.
The overview doesn't cover ACRN benefits, use cases, or architecture. See
:ref:`introduction` to learn more.
.. _overview_dev_dev_env:
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* ACRN hypervisor source code
* If your scenario has a Service VM: ACRN kernel source code
In the next step, :ref:`overview_dev_board_config`, you will need the Board Inspector tool found in the ACRN hypervisor source code to collect information
In the next step, :ref:`overview_dev_board_config`, you will need the Board
Inspector tool found in the ACRN hypervisor source code to collect information
about the target hardware and generate a board configuration file.
.. _overview_dev_board_config:
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Generate a Scenario Configuration File
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A **scenario configuration file** defines a working scenario by configuring hypervisor capabilities and defining some VM attributes and resources. We call these settings “static” because they are used to build the hypervisor. The file contains:
A **scenario configuration file** defines a working scenario by configuring
hypervisor capabilities and defining some VM attributes and resources. We call
these settings “static” because they are used to build the hypervisor. The file
contains:
* All hypervisor settings
* All pre-launched User VM settings