So I didn't know that about qemu. I've been thinking about doing a Linux from scratch for my pi Zero. I feel like qemu would be the tool to do that .
At the risk of forking the thread... anyone done that?
On Sat, Sep 03, 2016 at 07:39:30PM -0400, William Park via talk wrote:
> This is where my confusion starts...
>
> - I can run VirtualBox or QEMU, but not both at the same time.
You can run qemu without -enable-kvm at the same time as virtualbox,
but it is quite slow when run that way. It is only when running kvm
(which is qemu with -enable-kvm) that you can't run virtualbox (and
probably not vmware either for that matter). Only one vm system using
vt-x can be enabled at a time.
> - VirtualBox can run with or without KVM modules.
No apparently virtualbox can not run if kvm kernel modules are loaded.
> - QEMU requires KVM modules.
Only if you run it with -enable-kvm. Otherwise it does its own (slower)
thing.
> Current machine: i3 cpu, H97 chipset
As far as I know all i3 chips have vt-x, so that should be fine.
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