Adding qemu as a submodule of KVMFORNFV

This Patch includes the changes to add qemu as a submodule to
kvmfornfv repo and make use of the updated latest qemu for the
execution of all testcase
Change-Id: I1280af507a857675c7f81d30c95255635667bdd7
Signed-off-by:RajithaY<rajithax.yerrumsetty@intel.com>

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 128 deletions

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-===============================================================================
-
-OpenHackWare started as a tiny BIOS that I wrote to launch Linux
-under Qemu-PPC for PREP emulation.
-Then I merged some work I some times ago, which was able to emulate
-some OpenFirmware functionalities to be able to launch some other
-Linux kernels.
-I then tried to improve it to be able to launch MacOSX.
-
-It's released under the GNU General Public License version 2
-
-===============================================================================
-STATUS:
-PowerMac emulation:
-* Linux:
- - Debian:
-  x 3.0-r1:
-    install & install_safe crash at startup
-    install24 & install24_safe boot but installer crashes.
-  x same goes for 3.0-r4.
-  x same goes for woody.
-  x sarge_netinstall installs with some limitations:
-    if you don't have a DHCP server, expert installation type is needed
-    linux 2.6 framebuffer driver is buggy, so you'd better use a 2.4 kernel
-    top is buggy: it complains it can't read /proc/stat
-     => this seems to be a known propcps bug:
-        "old" top used with recent kernels misunderstand "/proc/stat" format.
-    mol does not display anything
-   + of course, Power3 & Power4 install crashes (unsupported opcodes).
- - Gentoo:
-  x 1.2-r1 ISO CDROM boots and runs
-  x 1.4.1 live CDROM boots with no problem.
-  x 2004.1 & 2004.3 CROMs use Linux 2.6, then have frame-buffer problems.
- - Mandrake
-  x 9.1 boots and installer starts
-    Seems to get stuck during some hardware probe
-  x 10.1 starts booting, using 2.6 kernel.
-    Seems to get stuck somewhere inside the kernel.
-  x 10.2 acts the same way.
- - crux
-  x 1.3 boot but crashes: looks like an i386-only ISOFS bootable CDROM.
-  x 1.3.1 uses Linux 2.6. I guess I'm stuck during hardware probe or
-    it panics.
-  x 2.0 seems to react the same way as 1.3.1.
- - knoppix
-  x 2003-07-13_4 boots but does not detect the hardware the right way:
-    it wants to use the VESA driver for X. If you are patient,
-    after a few tries, it will fallback to fbdev driver.
-    But then, the mouse is broken (uses the Microsoft serial protocol)
-    and the keyboard is set to german.
-  x k-mib-ppc-beta uses 2.6 kernel.
- - gnoppix hoary boots kernel 2.6, then framebuffer is buggy
-   (colors are broken: should detect 15 bpp fb, but uses 16 bpp).
- - sysrescue boots kernel 2.6 so framebuffer is buggy
-   (no output but the penguin).
- - Fedora Core 3 uses 2.6 kernel then ...
-   ... seems to stay stuck into a small infinite loop inside the kernel.
- - Fedora Core 4 does the same.
- - unbuntu does not load: we don't find any bootable file on the HFS partition.
- - yellow dog 4.0 boots with 2.6 kernel.
- - rock linux: it boots and installs. Unfortunatelly, there seem to be some
-   bugs in this distribution: I did select the minimal installation,
-   then it forgot the "hfsutils" package and so yaboot did not install itself.
-* NetBSD:
- - 1.5.2 fails to boot.
- - 1.6.1, 1.6.2 & 2.0 boot-loader loads but stops
-  (missing available memory property).
-* OpenBSD:
- - boot-loader cannot run because it's a gzipped ELF file.
-  (tried 3.4, 3.5 & 3.6 macppc CDROMs).
-* Darwin:
- - Darwin 7.01 and gnuDarwin 2.3 beta dont run: boot-loader crashes:
-   seems to rely on special values in registers (or entry point is false...).
-   looks like Mach-O embedded in XCOFF (?).
- - Darwin 6.02 and OpenDarwin 6.6.1, 6.6.2 & 20030212 load
-   but seem not to like the OF tree as it's shown then crash.
- - Darwin 1.41, MacOS X 10.2 & gnuDarwin 2.3 boot
-   but fail to mount the boot device. Seems related to the OF tree.
- - gnuDarwin 7.01 does not boot at all (cannot find the boot file).
- - OpenDarwin 7.2.1 does not boot (no boot partition found).
-* MacOS:
- - Mac OS X 10.2: fails to mount its root device.
- - Mac OS X 10.3 crashes:
-   seems to try to use Altivec instructions. As my CDROM is one for G5,
-   this may be normal.
- - Mac OS 9.2 installation CDROM starts to load then crashes.
- - Ibook Restore CDROM loads & starts booting but crashes
- - Ibook OS Restore CDROM does not boot (Mac OS X 10.2):
-   does not find any boot partition.
- - Ibook hw check CDROM boots but crashes:
-   boot loader need its relocations to be resolved by OHW.
- - IMac G5 hw check CDROM does not boot:
-   OHW is unable to find any boot file in the boot directory.
-* BeOS:
- - not tested for now. Should not load, as fs may be ISOFS.
-
-PREP emulation:
-* Linux:
- XXX: to be completed
-* Windows NT 4:
- - XCoff file loader merges to be done for Microsoft format to be understood.
-* AIX:
- - The PREP boot image is well located at startup but it seems there are
-   "magic" values to put in registers. Then, for now, it crashes.
-   Seeking for informations about this executable format (starting with
-   "AIXM").
-   Tested 4.3.3 and 5.1. I don't even know if they would run on a real PREP ;-)
-
-CHRP emulation:
- TODO (no support in qemu).
-
-MVME emulation:
- TODO (no support in qemu).
-
-Pegasos emulation:
- TODO (no support in qemu).
-
-===============================================================================
-
-Known problems:
-
----
-RedHat make 3.79 is fully buggy. You may have several problems trying to build
-OpenHackWare using it. You'd better update to make 3.80 or recompile it from
-regular sources (ie not RedHat sources). Please don't complain if you aren't
-able to build the BIOS using this package.
-
-===============================================================================