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So filing a QEMU bug on FreeBSD's tracker is supposed to help how?

• rwmj 9y ago
  While we can argue about precisely where the blame lies, I'm leaning towards a FreeBSD bug here since it cannot handle the topology that QEMU supplies (yet Windows, Linux, older FreeBSD can). In any case maybe the FreeBSD community could interact with the QEMU community, since virtualization is probably the way most new FreeBSD users come on board.
  • slacka 9y ago
    I couldn't find this issue on the QEMU bug tracker. https://bugs.launchpad.net/qemu/ https://bugs.launchpad.net/qemu/ Since you encountered it and I don't yet have AMD hardware to test, would you mind reporting it?
    • rwmj 9y ago
      No, because (as discussed above): (1) I do not think it's a QEMU bug. Windows, Linux and older versions of FreeBSD work fine. (2) I'm one of those people who thought, let's try to compile some software on FreeBSD .. meh can't get it to work. It's really for FreeBSD to fix this, if they want to on-board new users (and maybe they don't, that's totally fine too).
      • bsdhacker 9y ago
        I use an older version of QEMU with the latest version of FreeBSD and it works fine.