Hi Laszlo,
On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 8:38 PM, Laszlo Ersek wrote:
>
> But first, I think you meant TARGET_PAGE_SIZE, not TARGET_PAGE_BITS, for
> the p_align field.
>
> So, the specs say for p_align:
>
>> As ``Program Loading'' describes in this chapter of the processor
>> supplement, loadable pro
Hi All,
Sorry Laszlo for flooding your mailbox, I missed the 'reply to all' so
I redo the post here.
And I added some more comment at the end to answer your questions.
Phi
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CU82$ /usr/bin/readelf -a vmcore
ELF Header:
Magic: 7f 45 4c
Hi All,
I implemented guest-dump-memory for arm32, and bumped in something
strange, the PT_LOADs generated from dump.c are not target page
aligned. There are some advantage to get PT_LOAD aligned.
This mail is to ask advise about patch I could submit later if wanted.
Would it be desirable to get
Oops forget this, I discovered -monitor :)
Cheers,
Phi
Hi All,
I got a qemu-system-arm running, doing 3 I got a monitor in a X11
window (doens't sound s like an xterm), I can issue there an
(qemu) info tree
I need to see it all, yet I can only see the end of it I can't scroll
back and look at the begining.
Am I doing something wrong? (I did try a br
Exciting.
Thanx Peter.
Hi All,
Browsing the qemu 'latest' src, I see some #define TARGET_AARCH64,
does it mean we can boot a qemu-system-arm64 ? Is there some
experiment?
Cheers,
Phi
Hi All,
I tried to subscribe to this list, but never got teh confirm mail.
So I write here non subscribed, so add my email addr in replies.
I am trying to use guest-dump-memory on arm (arm32, armv7* name it)
with qemu 1.6.1. The command is 'implemented' i.e listed in the help,
but it create an e
