Public bug reported:
Would it be possible to have a script that enumerates the device tree of
a Linux host and generates a qemu command line that would recreate it
under emulation? The user would have to customize the arguments (for
instance to point to disk image files), but it would take a lot of the
guesswork out.
Similarly, there could be information that can be gleaned from the
kernel build config that would help with configuration.
** Affects: qemu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
Would it be possible to have a script that enumerates the device tree of
a Linux host and generates a qemu command line that would recreate it
under emulation? The user would have to customize the arguments (for
instance to point to disk image files), but it would take a lot of the
guesswork out.
- Similarly, is there information that can be gleaned from the kernel
- build config that would help with configuration?
+ Similarly, there could be information that can be gleaned from the
+ kernel build config that would help with configuration.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1798434
Title:
[Feature Request] Automatic device configuration discovery
Status in QEMU:
New
Bug description:
Would it be possible to have a script that enumerates the device tree
of a Linux host and generates a qemu command line that would recreate
it under emulation? The user would have to customize the arguments
(for instance to point to disk image files), but it would take a lot
of the guesswork out.
Similarly, there could be information that can be gleaned from the
kernel build config that would help with configuration.
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