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Subject: [Qemu-devel] Re: [PATCH 1/3] Support --sysconfdir in configure to
 specify path to configuration files (v2)
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> That's tough for us because on Windows, we store everything in a single
> directory. That is, ${sysconfdir}/qemu wouldn't be a good base for us.
> We would need to have sysconfdir and then a confdir that we could make
> different for win32.

That makes sense.  sysconf for system, conf for qemu.

Paolo