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On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 10:14 AM, Grant Edwards |
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<grant.b.edwards@×××××.com>wrote: |
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> I've been trying to use Qemu to do some test installs of Ubuntu |
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> server. I've used Qemu successfully in the past, but it seems to have |
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> hit a dead end. The "stable" version (0.11) of Qemu just plain |
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> doesn't work. There are constant segfaults and kernel panics in the |
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> guest environment. |
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> I updated to the ~x86 version (0.14) -- while the guest OS installs |
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> and runs OK, kernel acceleration (kqemu module) is no longer |
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> supported, and without it Qemu is really slow. |
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> For now I've switched to VirtualBox, but the console implementation in |
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> VirtualBox is nightmarishly slow. When I do -l looks like it's |
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> scrolling by at about 9600 baud. |
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> Is Qemu dead? Or just dying? |
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> Grant Edwards grant.b.edwards Yow! What UNIVERSE is |
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> this, |
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> at please?? |
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> gmail.com |
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I've been using QEMU on, nearly, a daily basis for the last few months. Last |
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I checked, I believe they're on track for a v1.0 release in November or |
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December. I, honestly, haven't had many problems with unexpected segfaults |
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on either Gentoo or Ubuntu, so I can't give any advice for that. As for the |
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speed issue, have you tried building KVM into the kernel or at least as a |
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mod? |
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- Matt |