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From: Jamie Aczel <7hs@comcast.net>
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Subject: [Qemu-devel] Confused
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Hello,

I'm attempting to sort out the discrepancies between a "WINE for PPC"  
guide posted on some mailing lists last year  
(http://lists.terrasoftsolutions.com/pipermail/yellowdog-general/2004- 
June/014468.html) which makes references to the "qemu-i386" binary;

The reality, which is that none of the bundled versions of QEMU for PPC  
I've found, nor a self-compile of QEMU 0.6.1, include this binary;

and another mailing list post (URL lost, unfortunately) that explained  
that the "qemu-i386" binary is the 'fast' version of the program for  
x86 virtualization on x86 hosts, with no instruction set translation,  
and should not exist or run on PPC systems.

If that's correct, how did the writer of the first post get it to work?  
Is there any way to run Linux/x86 programs (specifically WINE) in  
recent QEMU versions without installing an entire host system? I'm  
actually using OS X, so if the platforms are too different for seamless  
emulation across them, this searching may all be useless...