Add a new x86_64 target without qemu.
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# Tips:
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# * the monitor console is multiplexed with the serial line; to switch between the two, hit "CTRL-a c"
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# * create a TAP virtual ethernet device named 'tap0':
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# sudo ip tuntap add dev tap0 mode tap user $USER
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# * connect a TAP device to a bridge 'bridge0':
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# sudo ip link set tap0 master bridge0 up
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# forward an usb device to the guest, by bus/device
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#QEMU_ARGS += -usbdevice host:4.32
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# forward an usb device to the guest, by vendor/product
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#QEMU_ARGS += -usbdevice host:050d:016a
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# emulate a sound card
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QEMU_ARGS += -soundhw ac97
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# wait for a gdb remote connection on port 1234 (kernel debug).
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#QEMU_ARGS += -gdb tcp::1234
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# create a virtual ethernet interface and plug it with tap0
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#QEMU_ARGS += -netdev tap,id=tap0,ifname=tap0,script=no,downscript=no -device virtio-net,netdev=tap0
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# add a second serial port for debugging
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QEMU_ARGS += -device pci-serial,chardev=gdb -chardev pty,id=gdb
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