Hi,
> Being non-pluggable means I can't use "-device foo,bar=baz" on the command
> line.
> [But I can use "-device foo,help" to list its properties :-) (if I also
> specify -M bar) ]
>
> How do people do this?
There is -global. This sets properties for all instances of a given
device. If there is only one instance of your built-in device you can
use that to set the properties. A bit hackish, but works and has been
the only way to do it for a long time.
These days we typically add an alias to the machine type, examples are
pflash{0,1} and pcspk-audiodev for the pc machine type which configure
the builtin flash and pc speaker devices.
take care,
Gerd
