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Hey all, I've noticed a great deal of users here use QEMU to test out their Operating Systems.
Version 0.9.0 of QEMU has been released (Quite a leap from 0.8.2..)
Another notable change is the fact that KQEMU (QEMU Accelerator Module) has been open sourced (Apparently).
http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/index.html wrote:Feb 6, 2007
The QEMU Accelerator version 1.3.0pre11 is available in Open Source under the GNU General Public License. A detailed technical specification and API description is available.
Ahh!!!! No, well, I guess I stuck with 8.2, as I get compile issues with gcc 4.1. (Which they have yet to fix...) Although, I have installed the open sourced kqemu... (If that works with 8.2 , that is.) Well... Thanks for the news!
Just install gcc-3.3x from your repository. Most have both versions. Then change the compiler to gcc-3.3 or whatever in makefile.am and rebuild configure with the script that should be provided.
