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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.2 2006/05/04 15:53:50 hubertf Exp $
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In order to use the x86 acceleration features, you must get the LKM
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loaded at system boot time. To do so, put this line into /etc/lkm.conf:
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/usr/pkg/lib/qemu/qvm86.o - - /usr/pkg/share/qemu/qvm86.sh - -
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Also, put this line into /etc/rc.conf:
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lkm=yes
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WARNING! Before you load the kernel module you should be aware
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that some code runs at kernel privilege. This code has not
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been audited for security problems. It is important that access
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to /dev/kqemu is limited. The above example only allows members
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of the wheel group to use acceleration.
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Bugs in the kernel module can potentially allow the guest environment
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to break out of it's virtual sandbox. Don't run binaries you
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don't trust.
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Currently, the only OS that boots to multiuser is Linux.
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