This software should not be used in production deployments at the current time. Significant changes to the software can and do occur during each revision. Intel SGX support in QEMU is still under active development. This is based on the Intel SGX driver which is included in the kernel that you will be building for KVM. If you plan to use the system with Intel SGX DCAP, use the 1.11 release or later on both the host and in the guest VM's.This article provides instructions for two options: installing the 5.13 kernel using mainline, and building the kernel from source.

You must run Linux kernel version 5.13 or later, on the host and in the guest VMs.If you want to use Flexible Launch Control in guest systems, the hardware must also support the feature.Intel SGX must be enabled, either explicitly in the BIOS or via the software enabling procedure.The host system must support Intel SGX.To use Intel SGX in a virtual machine, you must meet the following requirements: This creates a virtual machine on your Intel SGX capable hardware, which can use Intel SGX and Intel SGX Data Center Attestation Primitives (Intel SGX DCAP) in the guest operating system.

This guide provides a step-by-step procedure for virtualizing Intel® Software Guard Extensions (Intel® SGX) using the Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) virtualization module in the Linux* kernel with the QEMU* virtual machine monitor.

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