Alexander Graf <ag...@suse.de> writes: Sounds great :). Please keep in mind that if you're running into these issues, others might too. And if you find something out and miss documentation, please create some. That's why we made everything be a wiki these days :).
If I get a meaningful number of OS/qemu combinations to actually work, I intend to put someting together. I am far from there yet. What I would write is a simple list of commands to get *something* to work for each tuple. I have limited time trying to reverse engineer how things are intended to work, how to switch this and that off via qemu. It is usually more efficient that developers write at least rudimentary documentation. I live in this word myself, I have contributed to the GNU project since the early 1990'ies. I am not asking volunteers to "work harder". But writing great software and then make it very, very hard to use by not spending 1% of ones time writing documentation, is poor use of the volunteer time! -- Torbjörn
