2014-02-17 15:30 GMT+01:00 Paolo Bonzini <pbonz...@redhat.com>: > So you cannot configure the three devices on the same bus, with three > different addresses?
Each sensor is different on the original hardware, they are connected on different busses. As my guest apps are calling i2c-1, i2c-2, .... ,i2c-N (and I can't change them), I will need to create those busses... > If you need more than one bus, you need a new device exposing the I2C bus, > besides the new sensor devices. USB-I2C could be one such device. > So let me see if I understood well. USB-I2C (host QEMU device) seems a good idea, I could normally do : qemu-system-i386 -device usb-I2c,chardev=foo -device usb-i2c,chardev=bar -chardev socket,path=/tmp/test0,server,nowait,id=foo -chardev socket,path=/tmp/test1,server,nowait,id=bar. I need a "USB-I2C guest kernel driver" that would register a bus (i2c-1 for chardev foo, i2c-2 for chardev bar etc...), I guess ?
