On 04/15/2013 12:04 PM, B Watson wrote:
On 4/15/13, Larry Hajali larryh...@gmail.com wrote:
If there's still mention of kqemu in the qemu README, that's a bug in
the README (kqemu support was removed after qemu 0.11.1).
Thought I fixed that. So much for the reliability of unpaid help
I've just spent an hour trying to get my head around to what is the
difference between qemu and qemu-kvm and which one do I need. I couldn't
even figure out if they somehow need each other. If it wasn't for the
page below from the qemu website that states qemu-kvm is actually a fork
of qemu
Hello Sebastian,
started with Qemu 1.3 there're share again the same code base ... so you don't
need qemu-kvm ... KQemu is quite old .. if you use FreeBSD, then KQemu is your
friend ... in any other case, you can ignore it :-) ... and yep .. for x86
compatible proz there're the intel and the
I haven't been keeping track of qemu/qemu-kvm status on the Slackware front
but I believe that qemu/qemu-kvm will be merged in future SBo updates
(reference:
http://lists.slackbuilds.org/pipermail/slackbuilds-users/2013-February/010190.html).
The kqemu is only needed for older versions of qemu for
On 4/15/13, Larry Hajali larryh...@gmail.com wrote:
If there isn't any output then your processor doesn't support KVM and you
will need kqemu for better performance.
You will also need an ancient version of qemu, specifically the one
built by
On 15/04/13 20:04, B Watson wrote:
On 4/15/13, Larry Hajali larryh...@gmail.com wrote:
If there isn't any output then your processor doesn't support KVM and you
will need kqemu for better performance.
You will also need an ancient version of qemu, specifically the one
built by
Also - I can't seem to find a a definite answer anywhere - is it still
possible to run the current qemu on a processor without the virtualization
extensions at all? Will it just not use kvm - but still be able to run the
same virtual machine (just slower)?
Yes, correct. Qemu will just run
On 15/04/13 21:00, Larry Hajali wrote:
Also - I can't seem to find a a definite answer anywhere - is it
still possible to run the current qemu on a processor without the
virtualization extensions at all? Will it just not use kvm - but
still be able to run the same virtual
