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On 2008-12-26, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Grant Edwards wrote: |
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>> The Wiki page on Qemu says |
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>> "To test if kqemu is correctly installed, run info kqemu. If |
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>> it returns kqemu support: enabled for user and kernel code, |
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>> your installation is correct." |
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>> On my installation 'info kqemu' runs the Gnu info utility, |
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>> which doesn't seem to know anything about kqemu. What "info" |
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>> program is the Wiki talking about, and where does one get it? |
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> I would assume you are talking about something like a man page. |
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No, I don't think so. I _have_ the Gnu info program and the man |
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page for qemu. kqemu doesn't come with a man page (it's a |
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kernel module). I think the "info" in question is something |
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different than the usual "info" program. |
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> Usually you get those by installing the package. Example, if |
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> I wanted the man page for apache, I would need to install |
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> apache to get it. Of course, you can also google for it if |
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> you are just curious. |
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> It sounds like the package is not installed if I understand |
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> this correctly. |
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Both the kqemu and qemu packages are installed. |
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Apparently "run info kqemu" refers to somthing other than the |
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Gnu info program, but I don't know what. |
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Grant |
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