Il 10/05/2012 09:46, Michael Tokarev ha scritto: >>> >> And in case kvm is enabled, and we run on some other CPU >>> >> (not intel and not amd), we'll have some other CPU model, >>> >> which might exist or might not, which may make some sense >>> >> or may not, etc - we simple don't know. >> > >> > Leaving aside the discussions on TCG, yes, this makes no sense for kvm. >> > You should use kvm32 and kvm64 instead. > In that case the question turns into a different one: why qemu64 > is default with -enable-kvm? Either way it makes no sense at all, > and that's whole my point.
Yes, perhaps that can be changed. It's not trivial due to backwards-compatibility (need to keep -cpu qemu64 for versioned machine types <= 1.1), but doable. Paolo
