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The most significant change is that CONFIG_ACPI_PROC_EVENT is now
finally removed (after being deprecated for a long time).
So to successfully shutdown the guests via ACPI the CONFIG_INPUT_EVDEV
option is now enabled.
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This simplifies capturing traffic with Wireshark on the host as each of
the guest's interfaces is clearly identified.
The three bridges were previously numbered starting from 0, this scheme
is restored here.
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The previously used pc-1.1 is not yet available on e.g. Ubuntu 12.04.
With 'pc' the most current supported version of that type is used.
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Passthrough mode only works as expected when running as root. On
Debian/Ubuntu systems qemu runs as user 'libvirt-qemu' and group 'kvm'
so all shared files must be chowned to grant access from guests.
Symlinks created on the host are still problematic because the Plan 9
filesystem has no direct notion of symbolic links, see [1].
[1] - http://ericvh.github.com/9p-rfc/rfc9p2000.u.html
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Use 9p over virtio to share files on the host with the guest domains.
The files are accessible in the guests /hostfs directory.
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This allows to use minimal copy-on-write clones of the base image as
guest images, which in turn saves a lot of disk space.
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Guest and network configuration is setup using the libvirt
virtualization API. The [start|stop]_testing scripts have been updated
accordingly.
qemu/KVM does not currently support a hostfs, so the shared build tree
mount has been dropped for now.
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