Don't try to use removed -watchdog arg
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The next commit will add a check against 7.2 which makes for an unwieldy regex. Let's use numerical comparisons instead
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There is also #81. |
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Oh Well, I'll leave this open in case the simple |
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@amluto has been unreachable for quite some time... do any of you know if he is still around? There a couple of fixes waiting to be picked in the PR lists already. |
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I just learned about https://github.com/arighi/virtme-ng, haven't tried it but maybe a viable alternative. |
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It works quite well, actually. You should try it :) |
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See https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/about/removed-features.html
Implementation notes:
I wrote out this numeric parsing logic for the version check to avoid a big regex. Not sure if it's worth it, LMK if you prefer and I'll just switch it back to the existing system.
Adding
has_watchdog_argeverywhere looks a bit annoying, maybe better to just pass theQemuin or something and then let architectures check whatever flags they like?Possibly we could just skip all this and use
-deviceunconditionally, I have no idea when in QEMU's version history that became valid. In that case we can just merge s/-watchdog/-device #81 and delete this.