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Any Linux Desktop for X86 run on Talos/Raptor?

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cchinicz:
Hi, this QEMU user space seems really interesting. I mean, using the host kernel is a smart way to improve (degrade less) the performance.

I read the articles and I'm not sure how it would work. This security module usually runs as a service which the browser uses to secure the connection.

If I understood it correctly, I would have to install the module every time I create the QEMU "session", install say Firefox and open it. Did I get it? I would have to create a script for this and once the "session" ends both the security module and the Firefox would disappear, just like in a sandbox.

Did I get correctly?

Thanks

bw42:
I don't think you'd have to install it each time.

Qemu would just translate from x86 to power. So you should be able to install the software and then use Qemu to run it when you need it.

cchinicz:
I've tried using the QEMU user space but could not resolve dependencies.

I've succeeded installing Ubuntu desktop 20.04 but it is so slow that it is not practical.

One thing I noted is that no matter how many vCPUs I define it uses just one.

Any ideas on how to make QEMU use more than one vCPU?

Regards

bw42:
The -smp flag is usually how its done.
-smp 4

Like that would tell it to use 4 vCPU.

cchinicz:
Thanks! Would you know what is the QEMU user command I would type to run TeamViewer I downloaded for Fedora on X86?

Again, thanks in advance.

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