Hi,
I'm using Fedora 12 with kernel 2.6.31.6-166.fc12.i686.PAE and with qemu
0.11.0-12.fc12.i686, and I'm not able to start OpenBSD as a guest
operating system. See RedHat's bugzilla #508801.
Based on Fedora's spec file[ref#2] I've created RPM packages from
origin/master
origin/stable-0.11
origin/stable-0.12
branches. I've removed all RedHat's patches from .spec file, to have
vanilla qemu package. All those packages with buildlogs are placed
online[#ref3].
I have three guest operating systems for testing: Fedora 12 i386,
OpenBSD 4.6-release i386, OpenBSD current i386.
I would like to ask on which branch of qemu I should focus on, as
currently with official Fedora 12 I cannot start any OpenBSD version,
but with my builds from lates sources of qemu I cannot start Fedora 12
i386 (OpenBSD are untested yet).
qemu*-0.12.0-00.1.stable.20091220.010130.fctest.i386.rpm are built from
origin/stable-0.12
qemu*-0.12.0-00.1.master.20091220.010130.fctest.i386.rpm are built from
origin/master
qemu*-0.11.0-12.1.stable.20091220.010130.fctest.i386.rpm are built from
origin/stable-0.11
With origin/master and origin/stable-0.12 after starting Fedora 12 i386
as guest OS CPU on host goes to 100% and grub is not even starting, with
origin/stable-0.11 grub starts, but then when Linux kernel is starting
nothing happens and CPU on host machine goes to 100% usage.
I cannot write code for issues described above, but if anyone is willing
to get involved and help me to resolve them I would appreciate that.
References
1. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=508801
2. http://cvs.fedoraproject.org/viewvc/rpms/qemu/
3. http://www3.kucharski.name/pub/fedora/qemu/
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best regards
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