the attached patch is a re-hash of the old "-disk" patch against current CVS.
things it does(on X86): adds a "-disk scsi,hba=ADAPTER_NO,id=SCSI_ID,img=DISK_IMAGE,type=disk" syntax, for specifying scsi devices. supports the old -hd[a-d] arguments. supports using -cdrom twice, creating two cdrom devices on the second IDE channel. supports multiple adapters. i coded for four, but can only get 3 working under linux, due to the driver in linux not supporting sharing the IRQ. things it dosent do: bochbios and linuxbios don't support booting off of a scsi disk. -cdrom can't create a device on the primary controller. i'm suspecting irq routing, or somesuch. the scsi driver still dosent support devices [8..15]. with this patch, i'm running a qemu session with one IDE disk, two cdroms, and 21[!] scsi disks. comments, suggestions, etc welcome. Julia Longtin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
