On 06/07/13 03:11, Svetoslav Trochev wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I was looking at the wiki's Getting Started | QEMU section [1] and I noticed that all examples are outdated: coreboot V2 or V3. I understand that for most coreboot developers QEMU will provide no benefits, but for me it seem a good idea to practice building coreboot for QEMU in order to gain better understanding about coreboot before I start working with hardware. So my question is: Why listed examples are out of date? Is it because there is no much of benefit to play with QEMU/coreboot, or just because there is no human resources to maintain up to date version of the tutorial and ready-build images?
It's pretty simple with v4 + recent[1] qemu:
(1) "make config" - pick CONFIG_BOARD_EMULATION_QEMU_X86 - pick the payload you want play with - tweak any config options as you like, if in doubt simply stick to the defaults. (2) "make" (3) "qemu -bios /path/to/coreboot/build/coreboot.rom $other $args".
cheers, Gerd
[1] As in "newer than 0.12" which is several years old by now. No special care for vgabios needed any more.
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Gerd Hoffmann