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Using qemu with OVMF UEFI firmware results in a broken system since it
appears to have no NVRAM storage to remember what OS to boot.
Shouldn't there be a way to store NVRAM settings somewhere? Either in
an external file provided to qemu, or in the E
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I've been reading up on lio / linux scsi target, and they claim to
have a virtio fabric module that implements a virtio disk for the
purpose of kvm-qemu. This makes no sense to me. My understanding of
virtio is that qemu implements it in user space t
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Is there a way to have qemu simulate disk IO errors?
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