On 28 January 2015 at 02:51, Dale R. Worley wrote:
> Javier Picorel writes:
>> We are trying to make QEMU deterministic for
>> architectural simulation. In the absence of I/O,
>> let's say only user code or exceptions, is there
>> any source of indeterminism (e.g., non deterministic
>> compiler o
Yes, your assumption is right. Every time we execute
the same binary and settings (w/o I/O), we get the same
instruction trace. The question is whether DBT introduces
any source of indeterminism (e.g., arbitrary reordering of
instructions in the TB or something that does not violate
correctnes
Hi,
I'd like to emulate an armhf platform with at least 2, better 4 or more GB RAM,
allthough didn't find one supported by qemu. (most was vexpress-a9
with up to 1 GB)
Since out in the wild there are ARM devices like the imx6
with up to 2GB, this seems to be quite odd.
Do you have a hint, where t
On 28 January 2015 at 16:02, Stefan wrote:
> I'd like to emulate an armhf platform with at least 2, better 4
> or more GB RAM, allthough didn't find one supported by qemu.
> (most was vexpress-a9 with up to 1 GB)
vexpress-a15 allows up to 30GB (assuming a 64-bit host system;
32-bit hosts are alwa
hi, friends
After `ftp.exe 10.0.2.2` successfully, why cannot i `ls` the host(OpenBSD) ?
Even passive mode doesnot work too. The guest is WindowsXP running in qemu-2.x
on OpenBSD.
Regards!
Hi there!
When I was looking around for some documentation on how to get qemu
networking I only found guides where bridges and/or VPNs were involved.
Since I didn‘t want to read another manpage concerning something I
probably won‘t need anywhere else and since I had the time to think
about how th
On 29/01/2015 02:19, z_axis wrote:
hi, friends
After `ftp.exe 10.0.2.2` successfully, why cannot i `ls` the host(OpenBSD) ?
Even passive mode doesnot work too. The guest is WindowsXP running in qemu-2.x
on OpenBSD.
Regards!
Three possibilities:
1. Is this one of those ftp servers (traditi
On 29/01/2015 05:01, Gregor Szaktilla wrote:
Hi there!
When I was looking around for some documentation on how to get qemu
networking I only found guides where bridges and/or VPNs were involved.
Actually, the "bridge" involved is also part of Linux itself.
In fact on many moderndistributions (s
