Make IRQ number of serial device changable #19
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Instead of using hard-coded IRQ number in the serial device, make it changable. The IRQ number in serial.c is only valid for x86-64 architecture. When porting kvm-host to other architecture, it should provide a way for architecture specific initialization routine to change the IRQ number.
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Instead of using hard-coded IRQ number in the serial device, make it changable.
The IRQ number in serial.c is only valid for x86-64 architecture. When porting kvm-host to other architecture, it should provide a way for architecture specific initialization routine to change the IRQ number.