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  1. I will attend the ESA Industry Space Days next week. I would be happy to meet and discuss our #RTEMS, #Linux, #NuttX, communication, #canbus, #SpaceWire, IP cores related work. Some examples

    I arrive to Noordwijk around the lunch time on Tuesday September 15 and stay there to about 2 PM on Friday so there is lot of options to meet.

  2. Here is another in a series of attempts to divine information from #qemu's issue tracker. I think this is showing that #AI #bugpocolypse reports tend to be verbose, a lot of sanitizer reports are probably mislabelled (quite often the agent will show the failure in a sanitized build) and having a decent test case correlates well with undeclared agent use. The "normal" size of reports for each class of device in (Untagged) for any tooling or TestCase.

    #datadive #bugtracker

  3. Here is another in a series of attempts to divine information from #qemu's issue tracker. I think this is showing that #AI #bugpocolypse reports tend to be verbose, a lot of sanitizer reports are probably mislabelled (quite often the agent will show the failure in a sanitized build) and having a decent test case correlates well with undeclared agent use. The "normal" size of reports for each class of device in (Untagged) for any tooling or TestCase.

    #datadive #bugtracker

  4. Here is another in a series of attempts to divine information from #qemu's issue tracker. I think this is showing that #AI #bugpocolypse reports tend to be verbose, a lot of sanitizer reports are probably mislabelled (quite often the agent will show the failure in a sanitized build) and having a decent test case correlates well with undeclared agent use. The "normal" size of reports for each class of device in (Untagged) for any tooling or TestCase.

    #datadive #bugtracker

  5. Here is another in a series of attempts to divine information from #qemu's issue tracker. I think this is showing that #AI #bugpocolypse reports tend to be verbose, a lot of sanitizer reports are probably mislabelled (quite often the agent will show the failure in a sanitized build) and having a decent test case correlates well with undeclared agent use. The "normal" size of reports for each class of device in (Untagged) for any tooling or TestCase.

    #datadive #bugtracker

  6. Here is another in a series of attempts to divine information from #qemu's issue tracker. I think this is showing that #AI #bugpocolypse reports tend to be verbose, a lot of sanitizer reports are probably mislabelled (quite often the agent will show the failure in a sanitized build) and having a decent test case correlates well with undeclared agent use. The "normal" size of reports for each class of device in (Untagged) for any tooling or TestCase.

    #datadive #bugtracker

  7. The open-issue emotional roller coaster. 🎢

    Hooray, there's an issue for this... oh no, it's been open since 2021! Issue affects nested #qemu virtualisation with #FreeBSD: gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/-

  8. Как QEMU исполняет чужой код: изучаем Tiny Code Compilator изнутри

    QEMU — это не просто виртуализация с KVM. Его главная cуперсила — способность запускать программы, скомпилированные для одной архитектуры, на совершенно другом процессоре. Безо всякой поддержки со стороны хоста. Например, запустить прошивку для ARM-микроконтроллера на x86-ноутбуке. Как это работает? Под капотом QEMU скрывается JIT-компилятор под названием TCG (Tiny Code Generator). В этой статье мы разберем его устройство на практических примерах для RISC-V и посмотрим, как инструкции превращаются из одного машинного кода в другой, как формируются блоки трансляции, и зачем там нужны longjmp и цепочки блоков.

    habr.com/ru/companies/yadro/ar

    #qemu #tcg #jit

  9. Anyone having a working #QEMU config for booting an old Windows XP?

    It appears that "pc-q35-2.10" is no longer available. And with "pc-q35-10.1" it fails to boot with an error stating that the system isn't fully ACPI compliant.

    Edit: Same for "pc-q35-4.2" which is the oldest one I can select.

    Edit: This is my config right now (worked with "pc-q35-2.10"): privatebin.net/?149dc6d610a021

    #WinXP #Retrocomputer

  10. (Linux news in original post)

    FOSS NEWS

    Firefox is Adding Split View for Tabs, Here’s How to Enable It:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/12/enable

    LibreOffice 26.2 Gets Rid Of The "Community" Edition Branding:
    phoronix.com/news/LibreOffice-
    (Fair move, it didn't really make sense to call it Community Edition, because it's that by default, not a paid commercial product which has a free of charge, FOSS version like IntelliJ IDEA for example.)

    Ghostty Terminal Adopts a Non-Profit Funding Model:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/12/ghostt

    MPV 0.41 Released With Wayland Improvements, Vulkan Hardware Decoding Preferred:
    phoronix.com/news/MPV-0.41-Rel

    Darktable 5.4 RAW Photography Software Reaches Parity Between X11 & Wayland:
    phoronix.com/news/Darktable-5.4

    Heroes of Might and Magic 2 project fheroes2 version 1.1.13 has been released:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/12/hero

    Free and open source Settlers-like, Widelands v1.3 is out with market trading and new maps:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/12/free

    Pinta 3.1 is Out with Axonometric Grids, Marching Ants + More:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/12/pinta-

    Zettlr 4.0 launches with new table editor, in-app PDF/image viewer & big workflow upgrades:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/12

    Turntable 5.0 Adds Collapsible Player Controls & Year-End Recap:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/12/turnta

    BookStack 25.12 adds user mentions in comments, content URL history system, and much more:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/12

    Ruby 4.0 Released With Ruby Box Experimental Feature, ZJIT Compiler:
    phoronix.com/news/Ruby-4.0-Rel

    Lua 5.5 brings global variable declarations and read-only loop variables:
    phoronix.com/news/Lua-5.5-Rele

    QEMU 10.2 Released With IO_uring Support For Helping Allow For Greater Performance:
    phoronix.com/news/QEMU-10.2-Re

    Coreboot 25.12 Released With Qualcomm X1 Plus Platform Support, AMD Turin PoC:
    phoronix.com/news/Coreboot-25.

    Libreboot 26.01-rc1 Released To Support A Few More Systems:
    phoronix.com/news/Libreboot-26

    P.S. Happy New Year, everyone! 🎆🎇

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #FOSS #Firefox #LibreOffice #MPV #Ghostty #DarkTable #Pinta #Zettlr #Ruby #Lua #QEMU #Coreboot #Libreboot #BookStack #Widelands #Dev #FosseryTech

  11. Any Tipps?
    Using qemu, bcause my corporate host is horribly restricted and changing net adapters is impossible. So I'm forced to usermode networking. Basically user network works. I'm using it for local software dev. Problem is its slowness.
    Any idea/doc how to migrate slirp to passt for (hopefully) usable network performance? Current args:

    -netdev user,id=n0,hostfwd=tcp:127.0.0.1:6379-:6379 -device=e1000,netdev=n0

    #qemu #windows #slirp #passt #question

  12. Any Tipps?
    Using qemu, bcause my corporate host is horribly restricted and changing net adapters is impossible. So I'm forced to usermode networking. Basically user network works. I'm using it for local software dev. Problem is its slowness.
    Any idea/doc how to migrate slirp to passt for (hopefully) usable network performance? Current args:

    -netdev user,id=n0,hostfwd=tcp:127.0.0.1:6379-:6379 -device=e1000,netdev=n0

    #qemu #windows #slirp #passt #question

  13. Any Tipps?
    Using qemu, bcause my corporate host is horribly restricted and changing net adapters is impossible. So I'm forced to usermode networking. Basically user network works. I'm using it for local software dev. Problem is its slowness.
    Any idea/doc how to migrate slirp to passt for (hopefully) usable network performance? Current args:

    -netdev user,id=n0,hostfwd=tcp:127.0.0.1:6379-:6379 -device=e1000,netdev=n0

    #qemu #windows #slirp #passt #question

  14. Any Tipps?
    Using qemu, bcause my corporate host is horribly restricted and changing net adapters is impossible. So I'm forced to usermode networking. Basically user network works. I'm using it for local software dev. Problem is its slowness.
    Any idea/doc how to migrate slirp to passt for (hopefully) usable network performance? Current args:

    -netdev user,id=n0,hostfwd=tcp:127.0.0.1:6379-:6379 -device=e1000,netdev=n0

    #qemu #windows #slirp #passt #question

  15. Any Tipps?
    Using qemu, bcause my corporate host is horribly restricted and changing net adapters is impossible. So I'm forced to usermode networking. Basically user network works. I'm using it for local software dev. Problem is its slowness.
    Any idea/doc how to migrate slirp to passt for (hopefully) usable network performance? Current args:

    -netdev user,id=n0,hostfwd=tcp:127.0.0.1:6379-:6379 -device=e1000,netdev=n0

    #qemu #windows #slirp #passt #question

  16. #aarch64 builds of @binjr are coming, and I have proof!

    But the amusing fact(*) about that screenshot, is that it shows an aarch64 Linux Java Virtual Machine running on an x64 Windows host and ultimately rendering in a native window on the host's desktop.
    It's not very fast, obviously, but given the amount of layers it has to go through, it is kind of mind blowing that it actually works pretty much seamlessly:
    Windows 11 ➡️ WSL ➡️ Debian bookworm ➡️ qemu ➡️ OpenJDK-24 JVM ➡️ JavaFX ➡️ GTK3 ➡️ X11 ➡️ RemoteDesktop ➡️ GDI ➡️ Windows.

    And why would you want to do that, I hear you ask? Well, that's the neat part: you don't! (Seriously it's pretty daft. Don't do that).

    (*) It has been brought to my attention before that my personal notion of what constitutes an "amusing fact" isn't wildly shared amongst the general public. You have been warned.

    #ForScience #qemu #windows #debian #aarch64 #x64

  17. A picture tells more than 1000 words: I have now GDB debug support for my own x64-based OS! GDB just attaches to qemu that runs my OS, and provides me C-based source level debugging functionalities! :-) #x64 #debugging #qemu #gdb #osdev #osdev #computerscience

  18. Neste vídeo, vou te mostrar, passo a passo, como instalar o Gnome Boxes no Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS.

    Antes de começar... A ideia inicial para o vídeo era ensinar como compilar a versão atual do Gnome Boxes, pois o repositório do Pop!_OS 22.04 oferece a versão 42...

    #máquinavirtual #virtualização #qemu #gnomeboxes #tecnologia #flatpaklinux #flathub #GIMPeditor #Kdenlive #inkscape #linux #gnome42 #poposlinux #popossystem76 #popos #system76

    youtu.be/jggiKyuAKEo

  19. LINUX + FL Studio + платные VST (32+64)

    Я смог запустить FL Studio и любые VST плагины в GNU Linux, при этом экранировав всё это дело от основной системы! Теперь я могу безопасно писать музыку, играть на гитаре с крутыми эффектами и крутить баст-бустед звуки друзьям в Дискорд и Телеграм. Хотите так же , но не проходя через ту боль и не теряя столько же нервов, сколько потерял я ? Установить FL Studio на Linux

    habr.com/ru/articles/805107/

    #linux #linux_для_всех #wine #qemu #fl_studio #vst #vsti

  20. I just wrote a post detailing my adventures with the Icon and the attempts to it with .
    Sorry for not formatting the command-line blocks properly, I wasn't sure how to do it in Markdown and then the Pandoc + Wordpress formatter combination messed it up even more so I had to stitch it up together my self.
    I really need to find some plugin.
    Let me know what you think!
    mudb0y.me/index.php/2022/11/15