[SOLVED] Qemu won't compile, even with old GCC

[vladimir1986]

Hello, again, gentoo!

I have a new chance to try Gentoo, and despite I have almost everything set up and running, I still have a couple of problems. One of them: I can't compile qemu

I googled the problem, and all answers point to qemu being unable to compile under gcc4, so i installed gcc3.3.6 Any other version of GCC fails to compile

The thing is that it doesn't help at all, even after switching to GCC3, to make sure that on my make.conf march=core2 (gcc3 can't use gcc=auto), it keeps failing. The log is not very useful to me, so I don't know what info to provide. I can tell that I have KVM deactivated, both in kernel and on the USE flags (my shitty processor doesn't have hardware emulation anyway), I want to use kqemu to achieve faster acceleration, which i remember helped me on the past, but didn't work either... (so i try to install without kqemu too with same results) It just stubbornly rejects to compile. What can i do?

Thanks in advance.

[Kaso_da_Zmok]

try vmware?

[xaviermiller]

Hello,

Which version of QEMU did you try?
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Kind regards,
Xavier Miller

[vladimir1986]

[xaviermiller]

Hello,

I use the version qemu-1.0.1 as well as qemu-kvm-1.0.1
Both compile (with GCC 4.5, 4.6 and 4.7) and work fine.

Try to unmask them.
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Kind regards,
Xavier Miller

[vladimir1986]