I'm sorry but I am a little foggy, is kqemu a kernel module, is it fairly straightforward to get working, or do you really have to alter your openbsd installation a lot, and does it deliver the 8X- 10X performance increase over qemu on openbsd that it does on other platforms. I suppose what I am really getting at is: I thought kqemu was a Linux thing.
On 12/12/08, Mike Swanson <mikeonthecompu...@gmail.com> wrote: > Felipe Alfaro Solana wrote: >> Does QEMU work under OpenBSD? But even if it does, it's probably too slow >> to >> use it in production. Also, it might contain bugs and crash, decrease the >> security of the host or guest, etc. If I were you and decided on using >> virtualization, I'd go with a proven, mature solution. I don't think QEMU >> is >> that mature or that it got enough exposure. >> > KQEMU has been ported to OpenBSD (see ports), it's rather fast though > I'm not sure if it's stable enough to really put your services in it.
