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My first question then becomes: Can I enable some debug messages to understand what QEMU is loading where, and perhaps even WHY?.

I do want to be careful that if I load something, we won't step on each other. It also places something (small) at 0x40000000. My GUESS is that QEMU has ASSUMED that I want some BIOS in the flash and has put one there. I don't know what it is or where it came from. It is interesting to note that if I dump what is at location zero in memory, then there is stuff loaded down there. Perfect! Everything in my ELF is at 0x40004000, and I see it all in memory, just how I expect! My first core boots and runs as I expect.

In fact, gdb has a built-in command for this. In another shell, if I launch gdb to see what QEMU has loaded into memory, it corresponds exactly to what I expect. machine virt,secure=on,virtualization=on \ I'd like to understand what the underlying differences are, because I see very different behavior and the documentation doesn't shed any light.Ĭonsider this first command line: qemu-system-aarch64 \ There are several ways to get QEMU to load compiled code into memory. 35" (8.For background, I'm running bare-metal QEMU-4.1.0 on aarch64. Three mounting points at the rear of the enclosure for use with optional accessory pendant mountkit. Suspension / Mounting-Three integrated quick-install mounting arms.Wire gauge 18 AWG (0.8 mm) to 14 AWG (2.0 mm) Optional accessory available for use when ceramic connector and thermalfuse are required. Connectors-Three-terminal barrier strip two-terminal barrier strip (8 ohm variant).Applications-Retail stores,Restaurants and bars,Concourse,Transportation facilities,Resorts and hospitality venues,Houses of worship,Ballrooms.Maximum SPL calculated from sensitivity and power handling specifications, exclusive of power compression.Sensitivity measured in free field (no boundary-loading gain) with recommended active EQ, referenced to 1W/1m.Power handling tested using pink noise filtered to meet IEC 268-5, 6 dB crest factor, 100 hours, with recommended EQ.Frequency response and range measured on-axis with recommended active EQ in an anechoic environment.Supported by a suite of accessories, including ceiling-mount bracket, adjustable tile bridge, pendant-mount kit and square grille.Shared voicing across entire FreeSpace DS product family enables DS 16, DS 40 and DS 100 loudspeakers to be integrated on the same system and maintain consistent tonal quality.

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