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If only I could....
I basically suck at programming.  I can get by for what I need to do, 
but as far as coding something like that, I'm out of my league.

Bochnig, Martin wrote:
> Of course, you already have the sources.
> look into your QEMU src root.
> Start with reading the technical qemu docs at bellard.org .