On Fri, 9 Jun 2006, Ben Taylor wrote:
Does the ACPI patch that was posted a couple of weeks ago for
Solaris/X86 support help at all?
That patch would be much easier to test if someone were to provide a
pre-compiled ACPI blob. (I'd love to test it).
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IC driver
framework.
I tried quickly (ie i spent 5 minutes on it) porting Anthony's patch
to the updated VLAN-client framework in Qemu, it gets recognised by
the Solaris miniroot, but I must have missed something / made a
mistake as Qemu crashes.
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On Sat, 8 Jul 2006, Paul Jakma wrote:
Hmm, define 'unable to use it'? It seems (on very quick testing) to work in
Solaris.
Spoke too soon, ICMP echos and TCP connects work, but it seems to
have problems transferring anything substantial.
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On Sat, 8 Jul 2006, Igor Kovalenko wrote:
Try this patch - transfers should start to work
Hmm, no obvious improvement I'm afraid.
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-dsdt.hex must be rebuilt using Intel's "iasl"
ACPI compiler. In the hw directory, run "iasl -tc acpi-dsdt.dsl". That
should build the acpi-dsdt.hex file from acpi-dsdt.dsl.
Ah, someone fixed this - great.
I hope this makes it into Qemu soon.
regards,
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Later:
WARNING: Time of Day clock error: reason [Stalled]. -- Stopped tracking Time
of Day clock
Solaris then reboots itself before (AIUI) starting userspace.
This is with SNV_46 and with a fresh Qemu from CVS about 30 minutes
ago.
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really.
I'm using a raw block device as Qemu 'hda'.
I'll try dig further.
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or I'll hav
fcntl() on writeable image files to lock itself from multiple access,
that'd benefit the vast majority of users.
Let the 0.x% of users who need to run with weird/esoteric fses cope..
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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007, Alexander Graf wrote:
Paul Jakma wrote:
I think that's unlikely, and it'd be nice if QEMU by default did a
fcntl() on writeable image files to lock itself from multiple access,
I'm usually running one "main&quo
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