Tobias Ulmer a écrit :
On Mon, Jan 21, 2008 at 12:31:10PM +0100, Hannah Schroeter wrote:
Hi!
On Sun, Jan 20, 2008 at 02:43:59PM +0100, Tobias Ulmer wrote:
(i havn't really tested this, but can't we drop the standard qemu and
make qemu-kqemu the default? In my [admitedly short] testing, this works
fine and just prints a message that it can't load kqemu)
Seems people reported problems with kqemu, so I'm not in favor of
dropping the non-kqemu variant.
Kind regards,
Hannah.
qemu-kqemu does not imply the use of kqemu, it just enables the
possibility to use the kernel module. So far I've not heard of problems
using qemu-kqemu _without_ kqemu.
Ubuntu and i suspect therefore Debian do enable support for kqemu in
qemu, but do not install the kernel module by default.
Tobias
I can confirm, there are no problem if kernel-kqemu is not enable.
My conclusions about qemu-kqemu, the are 3 options :
- Default, no option : User acceleration (qemu compile with kqemu)
- no-kqemu : Disable all acceleration
- kernel-kqemu : Enable kernel acceleration
Try to run qemu with differents options and then type ctrl+alt+2 for
monitor console and info kqemu.
Correct me if I'am wrong.
