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Subject: [Qemu-devel] Hotplugging
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Does anyone have plans to add more hotplugging support to qemu? For example, 
PCI hotplug (for video and network) and/or memory hotplug? Perhaps even disk 
hotplugging for more than just CD-ROMs?