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is it worth the update? how do i know which commit to apply the patch on? thanks
@cattyhouse the updates are always worthy, feel free to update to latest, I'm not currently using virtualization, if it was for me, I'd always go with latest updates, commits you can test at different dates
ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture arm64
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
ninja: build stopped: subcommand failed.
Definitely an M1 problem. I tried using lcurl flag but did not work. Any ideas? @nrjdalal
@KPhans the version installed via brew works great out of the box now. Here's a wrapper script I use, which helps get the qemu command line args right:
@KPhans the version installed via brew works great out of the box now. Here's a wrapper script I use, which helps get the qemu command line args right:
since you guys are using bash/zsh, you can always use array to have a better syntax
#!/bin/bash#~/bin/qemu_ubuntu
options=(
# this is a comment# enable hvf for the best performance
-machine virt,accel=hvf
# use a newer cpu, you can also use 'host' with qemu 7.0#-cpu host
-cpu cortex-a72
# let's do 4core and 4GB RAM
-smp 4 -m 4G
# add a cd rom for the first time boot
-cdrom ubuntu-lts.iso
# let's go on, add anything you want
)
qemu-system-aarch64 "${options[@]}"
thanks for this howto, especially the magic SSH incantation appreciate it. Just got my M4 and I was able to just build the current qemu-9.2.0-rc0 source tree without any patches and it seems to work so far but I was having issue with my network working on alpine linux. Will try to verify/resolve that this morning.
Unfortunately, the nested Ubuntu guest machine does not support any virtualization.