Dear angry bum,
That the output is already being sent to stdout and simply needs
to be captured like for any other command outputting messages
there.
On most operating systems, this would involve basic redirection
$ qemu-system-x86_64 -cpu \? | more
OR
C:\foo> qemu-system-x86_64 -cpu ? | more
On 2022-12-30 16:23, IndignantHomeless wrote:
Could anyone explain how to get the Qemu to output a log file into a
specified directory so I could cue the "-cpu ?" and "-M ?" commands
without having to belligerently slam on the pause button?
I've tried "-monitor stdio" invoking log page,unimp,guest_errors and
it never outputs a file.
I also tried "-D **\a log.txt" (**=variable path directory) with and
without premade text file.
Any further input would be nice!
Enjoy
Jakob
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