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Qemu support for gunyah hypervisor #25
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Unfortunately we are unable to host pre-compiled binaries at this time. Could you provide details of the compilation problems you have been having?
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I use the docker image of ubuntu:20.04 to compile.
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Also you can get some information about qemu support from the Linaro Connect. https://resources.linaro.org/de/resource/3HVmrEyRwRqb7L5EC3QZkT Maybe this is useful for you @luxontw |
Hi luxontw, can you please confirm if you are building the image according to instructions from |
I am currently compiling qemu using the image provided by quic, but the error is still displayed.
My compilation process is as follows:
I mainly want to run qemu with gunyah support on a Snapdragon 8gen3 Android device with root privileges. |
Note that the libp11-kit-dev that its showing is amd64, which will not work to link to AARCH64 objects/binaries. |
Can you try this configure cmd? ./configure --target-list=aarch64-softmmu --static --disable-gio I think disable-gio should help get you past the libmount issue. |
As far as I know, Gunyah is currently working on Qemu support. I wanted to ask if you could provide compiled Qemu with Gunyah support. I have tried several times to compile the static version of Qemu using the instructions provided in the document, but without success because the compilation environment lacks some of the static version libraries.
./configure --target-list=aarch64-softmmu --enable-debug --enable-gunyah --static
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