c1b467f1 Revert "Add rseq to the seccomp policy file on aarch64."
157bd6f0 x86_64: reset msrs when using bios
8839e1c3 devices: virtio: Use mmap for vvu doorbell
8579daef devices: virtio: fs: fix warning about extra parens
e44dbaa6 Fix running the tests natively on aarch64.
301da40b Kokoro: Fix dry-run merge target
e7a35d8f devices: descriptor_utils: split out tests that don't run correctly on Windows
62636c5b data_model: use fully qualified name in flexible_array_impl! macro
637402a8 Add rseq to the seccomp policy file on aarch64.
76188090 Adding Vikram to crosvm OWNERS
4c0de58c base: unix: rename PollContext to EventContext
25f08902 base: unix: remove unused IntoRawDescriptor for PollContext
f0f10c42 base: remove WatchingEvents in favor of EventType
e3d9206d io_uring: expand poll_events to 32 bits
4f7d84e5 Fix some clippy warnings on aarch64.
eac74eb836..c1b467f17a
BUG=b:213149162
BUG=b:213153157
BUG=191981229
BUG=b:231938067
Change-Id: Iae66332c94ba1e1953463af7b827f724e0012f64
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emulate architectures or real hardware, instead concentrating on paravirtualized devices, such as
the virtio standard.
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