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Hi All,

I am looking to use qemu to generate the physical memory access trace of
target machine.
For me the host and target are both x86_64.
I have looked into the documentation, it says that for full system
emulation, you use soft-mmu and for that every memory access is checked for
the protection.
But in the code I couldnt find perfect place for that.

It would be great if some one can point me where to look for it.

Thanks in advance.

-Avadh

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Hi All,<br><br>I am looking to use qemu to generate the physical memory access trace of target machine.<br>For me the host and target are both x86_64.<br>I have looked into the documentation, it says that for full system emulation, you use soft-mmu and for that every memory access is checked for the protection.<br>
But in the code I couldnt find perfect place for that.<br><br>It would be great if some one can point me where to look for it.<br><br>Thanks in advance.<br><br>-Avadh<br>

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