I have a working aarch64 KVM VM that was built on Gentoo. However it uses file(s) that I am not able to find in the official repo or the AUR:
/usr/share/qemu/edk2-aarch64-code.fd
It comes from their package: app-emulation/qemu which supplies a good number of files.
Is there a Manjaro recipe for making an aarch64 VM on x86_64? If not, I guess I will try to cobble together the required pieces from the gentoo host.
I have that package installed but it supplies different files. I guess it is time that I learned a bit more about hacking on VMs. I have a couple of x86_64 VMs on the host and I did not want to mucky around with it too much for fear of breaking it. But I’ll see where it leads me.
I am not sure hacking together parts to support a KVM guest will be very successful.
However, I was successful in creating an aarch64 VM that boots a test build of a rpi4 kernel.
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Lolix
19 March 2021 20:58
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edk2-armvirt have the file
/usr/share/edk2-armvirt/aarch64/QEMU_CODE.fd
which could be the same file with a different name
It probably can’t hurt to try, I’ll give it a go when I am back in the office.
Does anyone have an idea how to create an aarch64 VM in x86_64 host with KVM/Qemu?