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On 07/07/2012 06:17 AM, William Kenworthy wrote: |
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> Ive installed app-emulation/qemu |
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> and app-emulation/kqemu but there is no "qemu" binary and programs like |
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> qemu-i386 just print a limited help and wont accept the usual arguments |
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> - its almost like a wrapper is missing. |
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I don't use the gentoo qemu package, I build my own from the git repo, |
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so my answer may not apply to you. |
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Qemu supplies two different binaries: one you can run as an unprivileged |
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user (usually named qemu-i386 or whatever) and another that needs special |
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privileges (usually named gemu-system-i386 or whatever). |
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(Qemu will also take advantage of hardware virtualization via the kernel |
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modules if it's configured that way, but you need to use the -kvm flag |
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on the command line to make it work.) |
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I always use the qemu-system-i386 flavor so I don't even know how to use |
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the userspace version. Someone else here will surely know how. |
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