03.05.2020 14:03, L3P3 wrote: > Package: qemu-user-binfmt > Version: 1:3.1+dfsg-8+deb10u5 > Severity: important > > Dear Maintainer, > > For Intel Atom (x86) notebooks used for education purposes, we need this > package to run vscode which is no more released for i386. All other apps are > running great on it, including other amd64 apps, thanks to binfmt. > > On startup, I get the following error message in terminal: >> qemu: unknown option 'type=gpu-process'
What's the exact command line of the application in question? > After that message, the main process quits, saying that it failed to start > the gpu process. > > The code binary is starting several instances of itself for various tasks. > For each subprocess, it passes this type argument to them. Obviously, qemu > thinks that it should take it as its own argument but it is intended for code. > I do not really know hot this argument is passed and how to fix it; maybe we > need a way to wrap the original command completly to isolate it from the qemu > arguments... That's the main question. Which command line it is using. You can (temporarily) rename this program with a .bin suffix, and replace original name with a shell script which prints its arguments somewhere and executes .bin file, - hopefully it will be possible to catch it. If not and the program executes its argv[0], you can try using argv0 program (https://cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp/argv0.html ) pointing argv0 at your wrapper script. Or if there's an executable in question somewhere so I can test it, please tell :) Thanks, /mjt
