Tootfinder

If you are curious what new #arm related features will be in the soon to be tagged 11.1 release of #qemu then I have the #blog post for you:

I've only been back from holiday a day and I already feel like I'm burning out triaging the #qemu bug tracker. The flood of #llm assisted bug reports is not actually very helpful to the project even if they are real bugs. Just reporting more isn't going to help get the others fixed any faster.

QEMU: all aarch64 FreeBSD guests no longer boot.
Virtual Machine Manager, Kubuntu 26.04.
#QEMU #FreeBSD #Kubuntu

It's been a while since #qemu put its original #llm contribution policy in place. It's now time to re-evaluate the policy and potentially update it:

The way #qemu handles #security bugs is changing. Routing the recent tsunami of reports through an overworked email alias has become untenable so we are switching to using our main issue tracker. More people can help with the triage but that does affect expectations of secrecy. See the updates on the …

Hmm not sure if the #qemu issue rate is accelerating or not. Is that a hockystick? #graphs #vibed

Dear #lazyweb,
I've totally forgotten the name of the downstream #fork of #qemu that packaged up TCG as a library so it could be used programmatically in

Finally finished by issue triage marathon for #QEMU and we now have zero untagged issues. Of course that doesn't mean they are fixed (as of today we have 1271 open issues) but now hopefully it is easier to ensure bugs get routed to the right people.
I've been using an #AI

Today I spent a long time staring at the #linux kernel's dsb_sev(); trying to figure out why it wasn't triggering the WFE patches I've written for #qemu and it turns out we've tripped an errata workaround. So the bug isn't in my code, but there is still a bug ;-)

The team behind the #Lorelei talk at last years #kvmforum have now posted patches for a #qemu #tcgplugins