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QEMU 1.0 releasedQEMU 1.0 releasedPosted Dec 2, 2011 21:36 UTC (Fri) by nix (subscriber, #2304)In reply to: QEMU 1.0 released by aliguori Parent article: QEMU 1.0 released
And this is, of course, not in any way new in QEMU 1.0!
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QEMU 1.0 released Posted Dec 3, 2011 21:24 UTC (Sat) by vmpn (subscriber, #55435) [Link]
When I tried emulating ARM system where the code resides @ 0x40000000 qemu 0.14 (I think) ended up with all zeros instead of the code. If I moved the code base to an earlier address it worked fine but did not reflect true device it was emulating
QEMU 1.0 released Posted Dec 4, 2011 8:59 UTC (Sun) by bradh (subscriber, #2274) [Link]
Thats a bug in the emulation (i.e. you're not properly emulating the real hardware, or your real hardware doesn't support it).
On many ARM boards, there really is hardware limits on how large memory can be, so the emulated hardware will break just as the real hardware would.
Short version: don't -m 1024 and assume it works.
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