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If CNTVCT is not enabled in kernel mode, using the code in the new docs, I get illegal instruction at the instructions that reads CNTVCT.
FWIW, I PRed: thoughtpolice/enable_arm_pmu#6
While at it also did this rename (easy to drop if can't break compatibility with the old --enable-armv8cc):
RFC: It might be worth it to add the kernel module source into this repo, because those linked repos and forks are scattered and seem like they are not maintained. Integrating into the build is probably out of the question due to the need for kernel sources, but maybe at least install the module source into /usr/share, and read the config vars corresponding to --enable* to include the right instructions into that source. Thoughts?