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A remarkably simpler use case is if you want to run Linux programs built for a different architecture (instead of using QEMU to boot into a system). QEMU can d
by wyldfire 5y ago
A remarkably simpler use case is if you want to run Linux programs built for a different architecture (instead of using QEMU to boot into a system). QEMU can do this on its linux-userspace configuration. The only knob you really have to know about is QEMU_LD_PREFIX environment variable if your executable has dynamic dependencies (C library, e.g.).