Old version support. Was: Re: [Qemu-devel] FreeOSZoo will stop March 1, 2005

[Gregory Alexander <yakovlev@grandecom.net>]

I worry about the availability of patches for the old version, since the 
new one is so much faster.  (See bochs->Qemu mass move, when system 
emulation became available.)

Will Fabrice continue to support the userspace version of QEMU?

KQEMU would be an EXCELLENT way to test the CPU emulation of userspace 
QEMU.  Is anyone considering doing this?  Is it an option with the new 
license?

These are the kinds of problems that I foresee.

Anyways, I understand the rationale, just have a few fears.

Thanks,

GREG

Jernej Simončič wrote:
> On Saturday, February 12, 2005, 22:18:48, Daniel Egger wrote:
> 
> 
>>If you only intend to run Linux VMs and don't have a problem
>>patching the kernel sources this is a very viable approach to
>>get something which is not possible anymore *without* kqemu
>>which is more flexible but does only run on 32bit kernels ATM.
> 
> 
> You don't understand - I was asking what are you loosing with "new" Qemu
> without the kernel module compared to Qemu before the kernel module was
> introduced. I know that with the kernel module Qemu runs much faster, but if
> you don't want to use it due to it's licence, you haven't lost anything
> compared to before the module was available. Or have you?
>