Exactly, it will be deeply appreciated
On Mon, 8 Jul 2024 at 13:48, wrote:
> Hello Christ
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> Exactly what are you asking for here? A list of leaks that might threaten
> a host from the guest?
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> Jerry
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> (Not a QEMU developer team member)
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> *From:* qemu-discuss-bounces+g4=novads
Hello Christ
Exactly what are you asking for here? A list of leaks that might threaten a
host from the guest?
Jerry
(Not a QEMU developer team member)
From: qemu-discuss-bounces+g4=novadsp@nongnu.org
On Behalf Of Christ Adams
Sent: 08 July 2024 18:32
To: qemu-discuss@nongnu.org
Dear QEMU Developer's Team
I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to inquire whether it
would be possible for you to provide me with a comprehensive tutorial on
setting up QEMU to enhance isolation and anonymity levels for avoiding
potential malware outbreaks and tracking while test
This is my long-time-ago notes on how to create UEFI-based VM with QEMU.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/finallyjustice/sample/master/kvm/uefi_ol7.txt
To play with arm64, the below blog mentioned that AAVMF is required.
https://blogs.oracle.com/linux/post/oracle-linux-9-with-qemu-on-an-m1-mac
Hello Steve,
I have a faint recollection that, when I compiled QEMU from source,
there was a choice of the BIOS / UEFI ROM image to load, as a runtime
option... somehow I was supposed to provide a path to the images, if
I wanted to change the default, which is SeaBIOS (legacy BIOS
services).
Hello,
Could you help with question of how I can passthrough GPU in WIndows 10 to
VM.
My host is Windows 10 and my guest is Windows 10. I want have GPU inside VM.
I saw a lot of instruction and video about how do it from Linux host to
something, but here is different situation.
Thanks,
Alla Klev
On 2024-07-08 08:00, Thomas Huth wrote:
On 06/07/2024 00.46, Anton Shepelev wrote:
Thomas Huth:
I had a quick look, but if I got this right, 1366x768 is
not a mode that fits into the standard EDID information,
since 1366 is not dividable by 8.
Thank you very much Thomas. That also explains