EMULATOR SUPPORT FILES
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    vmlinuz-versatile       a Debian ARM kernel for QEMU's "versatilepb"
                            machine (lenny's 2.6.26)
    initramfs.gz            its initramfs: runs /guitest.sh or /build.sh
                            from the disk it is given
    xclick/                 xclick and libXtst.so.6 -- the tap helper
                            guitest.sh lends to its test copies; a "d"
                            before a point double-clicks it

These boot the ARM OABI build chroot (scripts/qbuild.sh) and the emulator
test of a built card tree (scripts/guitest.sh). They are the HOST side and
have nothing to do with the netBook Pro -- the device's own kernels are in
3-PSION-SOURCES/original-images/ and bootimg/.

scripts/qbuild.sh runs:

    qemu-system-arm -M versatilepb -m 256 \
        -kernel vmlinuz-versatile -initrd initramfs.gz \
        -drive file=build.ext2,... -append "console=ttyAMA0 rw" \
        -nographic -no-reboot

With GUITEST_NET=1, scripts/guitest.sh adds QEMU's user-mode network
(-nic user,model=smc91c111): the guest is 10.0.2.15 and the host is
10.0.2.2. A broadcast to 255.255.255.255 never leaves QEMU, but one to
10.0.2.255 reaches the host's loopback, which is how the Spotify app's
discovery of PsionNet was tested.

NOT INCLUDED: the .ext2 disk images. build.ext2 and the GUI test images come
to over 4 GB and are regenerated from the chroot on every run, so shipping
them would be 4 GB of nothing.

A build ends with "Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!" in
the log. That is normal and expected -- the job script finishes, init exits,
the guest kernel panics, and qbuild.sh kills the emulator. Look for
JOB_EXIT=0 and BUILD_SCRIPT_DONE above it.