The v86d application supports both full emulation, and partially hardware accelerated emulation for x86 machines. At the moment however, the ebuild always uses full emulation. I added support for the hardware accelerated mode when on x86. Patch and full ebuild are below
Created attachment 126918 [details] v86d-0.1_rc4.ebuild
Created attachment 126920 [details, diff] v86d-0.1_rc4.patch
Oh, I forgot something... Having x86 use x86emu removes the dependency of lrmi from v86d, so you can remove line 17 "x86? ( sys-libs/lrmi )". I'm not attaching a patch since the change is so trivial... just remove the line and fix the quotes.
(In reply to comment #0) > The v86d application supports both full emulation, and partially hardware > accelerated emulation for x86 machines. At the moment however, the ebuild > always uses full emulation. I added support for the hardware accelerated mode > when on x86. Patch and full ebuild are below x86emu = full emulation, lrmi = virtualization. The ebuild uses lrmi on x86 and x86emu on other arches (amd64 at the moment). Your patch forces full emulation on x86. Any reason for this?
Ah, I got it backwards, my mistake.
