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I'm not expert in QEMU, but to my understanding, it would make sense to fork QEMU to support a new hardware/board/platform, but not so much to support a new "so
by greatgib 5y ago
I'm not expert in QEMU, but to my understanding, it would make sense to fork QEMU to support a new hardware/board/platform, but not so much to support a new "software"/"firmware" on top of an already existing and used board platform.