Marc André Tanner wrote:
Hi,
During the last few weeks i was playing around with the idea to
implement a GUI for qemu and so this is what i came up with.
Cool. You should checkout virt-manager. It has much the same mission
as what you describe.
Since i am still pretty new to C/C++ develo
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"Martin Guy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
: > How can I change target CPU to Atmel's AVR and don't care about host.
: > i.e:host CPU is X86(PC),target CPU is Atmel's AVR.
:
: Hi
: Atmel AVR is a different processor from the ones that QEMU emulates.
: Yo
On Tuesday 10 October 2006 12:07, Martin Guy wrote:
> > How can I change target CPU to Atmel's AVR and don't care about host.
> > i.e:host CPU is X86(PC),target CPU is Atmel's AVR.
>
> Hi
> Atmel AVR is a different processor from the ones that QEMU emulates.
> You would need to implement an entir
> Martin Bochnig wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>uploading gdiff and sparc-pkg to www.martux.org/qemu/RELEASES/sparc and
>>to the opensolaris site.
>>In a few minutes.
>>
>>
>
>
> Ouch, file too big:
>
> File 1 (SUNWqemu-0.8.2,REV=2006.10.14-sol8-sparc-opt.pkg.gz) was
> ignored. The file size is 28080k, wh
Hi,
I think emulation of stat() on qemu-mips (big-endian) hosted on x86
is broken. Or more generally, probably either-endian mips on the
opposite-endian host.
In linux-user/syscall.c around line 2892 in the 0.8.2 release, it uses
tswapl() for ppc, and tswap16() for all other targets. But targ
How can I change target CPU to Atmel's AVR and don't care about host.
i.e:host CPU is X86(PC),target CPU is Atmel's AVR.
Hi
Atmel AVR is a different processor from the ones that QEMU emulates.
You would need to implement an entire new emulation inside QEMU; that
is a LOT of work in C programmin
John Reiser wrote:
Hi,
Under qemu-0.8.2 when emulating i386 -kernel in protected mode,
and if both the idt and gdt have length zero, then trying
to load a segment register loops for a very long time.
cli
lidtl empty_idt
lgdtl empty_gdt # %cs info persists in internal
Hello,
I
have a question about software contribution.
I
add the snapshot (VMDK style) capabilities to the VMDK module according to the "Virtual
Disk Format 1.0" document.
How
can I contribute it?
Regards,
Igor
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Hi,
That might be some security issues with removal of that capability
check. I think it is not a good idea to remove it.
2006/10/14, chris friedhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello,
bringing up the tun/tap interface depends now on the capability CAP_NET_ADMIN,
which usually only root has.
This
