Hi,
maybe you want this in general, not only for qemu.
Then use Gentoo Linux. There buliding from source is the standard way to
install applications.
On a running system a 'emerge qemu' does the job. And so called use flags
control the features
you want to compiled in.
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On 22 March 2018 at 22:34, Arnabjyoti Kalita wrote:
> From what I can see from the logs, it is quite hard to tell why this occurs.
> I am afraid I might have to disagree with your point 2. If it was an MMU
> page fault, one of the TCG blocks would have started executing the page
> fault handlers a
Hi Peter,
Yes only I could see that. Sorry for dumping out incomplete logs :)
Well I think I figured out the source of this representation of repeating
TB blocks. Your 3rd point in your previous answer was the solution. The
fact that QEMU in TCG mode executes I/O instructions at the end of the
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