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@ -6,6 +6,9 @@ mode emulation from the qemu-user package.
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QEMU USER MODE
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qemu >= 1.0 is required for this to work out of the box. For older qemu
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versions, the (now outdated) instructions in the rest of this section:
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To make qemu user mode emulation work you need to install the packages
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qemu-user and binfmt-support. Until bug #632192 is fixed you will have to
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provide properly filled /etc/qemu-binfmt/$arch/ directories. $arch is a qemu
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@ -122,6 +125,8 @@ options:
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-a arch
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-d rootdir
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-m mirror
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-v verbose (set -x)
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-f force (overwrite existing directories)
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Additionally the following option allows to specify a list of packages that is
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then used instead of the contents of the BOARD/packages directory:
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@ -149,7 +154,3 @@ When creating a directory for a new target one can either just copy the defaut
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directory or use the ./newtarget.sh script which will use symlinks where it
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makes sense, will not copy the whole package selection and will set hostname
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according to the target name.
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Example config and multistrap.conf for usage of armhf is given in the default
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directory as config.armhf and multistrap.conf.armhf. Some fakechroot bugs
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(#611156) is unfortunately blocking this functionality right now.
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josch
12 years ago