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qemu-0.8.2 is out. It compiles fine with the 0.8.1-ebuilds for -softmmu and -user. When using custom cflags, both qemu-softmmu and qemu-user fail with -march=athlon-xp, but compile with -mtune=athlon-xp, of course with gcc-3.* only, no luck with gcc-4.1.1 yet
compiled qemu-{softmmu,user} with gcc 4.1.1 and --as-needed on x86. Seems to work fine. Haven't tried removing the unset CFLAGS though. Bump ok by me :) Will try kqemu 1.3 when I get the chance.
compiled with gcc-3.4.5 on amd64 and seems to work find while doing softmmu for x86 and amd64 images. gcc-4.1.1 will compile but segfault
(In reply to comment #1) > compiled qemu-{softmmu,user} with gcc 4.1.1 and --as-needed on x86. Seems to > work fine. Haven't tried removing the unset CFLAGS though. Bump ok by me :) > > Will try kqemu 1.3 when I get the chance. > With me kqemu-1.3.0pre9 works fine here. qemu uses kqemu if the module is loaded and i am in the group "qemu" of course. I tried to compile qemu-softmmu-0.8.2 with gcc-4.1.1, but it failed, maybe i can reproduce the error (some header could not be compiled, i use linux-h.-2.6.17).
appears to compile cleanly on ~amd64, have yet to test properly though...
hmm, seems that the tap interface for the network support is kind of flaky : it creates an interface, but no name shows up in ifconfig (tap0 usually). Has anyone seen this, can anyone confirm ?
I can confirm 0.8.2 works and fixes the sticky mouse problem of 0.8.1.
Matthias, can you find out which header was failing? Ive been working with plasmaroo lately trying to get linux-headers-2.6.17 ready for ~ on other archs, so if theres a header issue id like to know about it :)
About my reported header failure, it was an internal qemu header, not a linux-header. linux-headers-2.6.17 are just fine on my PC (~x86). It failed when being compiled with gcc-4.1.1 and CFLAGS="-Os ...", while it did compile with gcc-4.1.1 and CFLAGS="-O2 ...". qemu-user-0.8.2 and qemu-softmmu-0.8.2 both compiled fine with gcc-4.1.1 and custom CFLAGS with gcc-4.1.1.
No, you need gcc-3 to build a correctly working qemu
I think is time to close this bug since qemu is in portage now