The current QEMU code for the RTL-8193 network device has some issues if
there is more than one device activated in a guest. Specifically, even
if you specify difference MAC addresses, inside the guest all NICs end
up seeing the same MAC - the MAC of the last NIC.
Full details are recorded in
The hw/rtl8139.c code is passing 0x100 in as the size parameter for the
cpu_register_physical_memory call, despite the fact that the API contract
says size has to be a multiple of page size.
Have you tried recent CVS? This should not be necessary.
Paul
On Mon, Jul 16, 2007 at 06:07:18PM +0100, Paul Brook wrote:
The hw/rtl8139.c code is passing 0x100 in as the size parameter for the
cpu_register_physical_memory call, despite the fact that the API contract
says size has to be a multiple of page size.
Have you tried recent CVS? This
Alexey Eremenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some news about Solaris on Qemu:
My Solaris is v2005, x86-64 + x86 on the same DVD. I installed the
x86-64 version.
Ugh. don't bother with that version. Download S10 U3 (11/06) or S10 U4
(07/07) [if it's been released yet]
Host: Fedora 7,
Hi,
I am trying to run a program (Windows guest) that I protected with a software
protection product. The program is segfaulting when run and it appears to me
that the problem lies in how Qemu is handling an anti debug measure that
involves traps.
The anti-debug sequence is
