Updating readme with table of OS' that support SEV in different forms

jejb · Oct 3, 2019 · 18494f6 · 18494f6
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 # How to Download and Run SEV-Tool
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-Version: v15
-Updated: 2019-09-19
+Version: v16
+Updated: 2019-10-03
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 ## OS Requirements
   - Your Kernel must support SEV.
+  - SME/SEV OS Support
+     ```
+                          SEV Guest      SEV Host 
+                             (VM)       (Hypervisor)
+     Linux® 4.15              Y
+     Linux® 4.16              Y              Y
+     RHEL 7.6                 Y
+     RHEL 8                   Y              Y     
+     Fedora 28                Y              Y
+     SLES 15                  Y              Y
+     Ubuntu 18.04             Y
+     Ubuntu 10.10, 19.04      Y              Y
+     Oracle Linux UEK 5       Y              Y
+     VMWare    - Support in Upcoming version of vSphere
+     OpenStack - Support Upstream    
+     ```
   - If running Linux, the ccp Kernel driver must be running and supported, as that is how the SEV-Tool communicates to the firmware. To tell if your Kernel supports SEV and the ccp driver is working correctly, run a dmesg and look for the following line:
      ```sh
      $ ccp [xxxx:xx:xx.x]: SEV API:x.xx build:x