I have a powerful server but without VT capabilities, where I would like to use virt-manager tools as of fedora-virt-preview repo and speed up somehow things using kqemu.<br>It seems that kqemu support is not compiled in for this repo, correct?<br>
Instead, as the kqemu kernel module is in rpmfusion, I presume that the stock f11 qemu has this support built in....<br>Am I wrong?<br>Any problems to compile kqemu support ? <br><br>On another server, tried to rebuild qemu-0.11.0-2.fc11.src.rpm  (from fedora-virt) after installing kqemu from rpmfusion.<br>
But while if I take the source I get kqemu as enabled in configure script, in rpmbuild I don&#39;t get so.<br>I notice that inside the qemu tar.gz as provided by the source.rpm there are three lines below in the top configure script:  <br>
<br>if [ &quot;$cpu&quot; = &quot;i386&quot; -o &quot;$cpu&quot; = &quot;x86_64&quot; ] ; then<br>    kqemu=&quot;yes&quot;<br>    audio_possible_drivers=&quot;$audio_possible_drivers fmod&quot;<br>    kvm=&quot;yes&quot;<br>
    kqemu=&quot;no&quot;<br><br>So I commented out the kqemu=&quot;no&quot; line... and built the package (not touching the other two configure scripts that seems related to kvm...)<br>After installing, if I run qem-kvm or qemu without kqemu all is ok.<br>
Instead, running <br>[root@tekkaman bin]# ./qemu --enable-kqemu<br>I get<br>Not enough memory (requested_size = 16777216, max memory = 146800640)<br>Aborted<br><br>Any hints? <br>
For Kqemu now gplv2, are there any barriers to have it included in fedora directly?<br><br>Thanks in advance,<br>Gianluca<br>