Switch on/off the target machine. Currently works only with
__\--iprelay__.
-- \-Q, --qemu=_qemu-binary_
+- \-Q, --qemu\[=_qemu-binary_\]
- The name of qemu binary to use. The default is 'qemu'.
+ Boot the configuration in qemu. Optionally, the name of qemu binary
+ can be specified as a parameter.
- \--qemu-append=_flags_
"on" => \$on_opt,
"pulsar|p:s" => \$pulsar,
"pulsar-root=s" => \$pulsar_root,
- "qemu|Q=s" => \$qemu,
+ "qemu|Q:s" => \$qemu,
"qemu-append=s" => \$qemu_append,
"qemu-flags|q=s" => \$qemu_flags_cmd,
"remote-cmd=s" => \$remote_cmd,
### Qemu
-if (!(defined $dhcp_tftp || defined $serial || defined $iprelay || defined $server || defined $iso_image)) {
+if (defined $qemu) {
# Qemu
$qemu ||= $variables->{QEMU} || $CFG::qemu;
my @qemu_flags = split(" ", $qemu);
Switch on/off the target machine. Currently works only with
B<--iprelay>.
-=item -Q, --qemu=I<qemu-binary>
+=item -Q, --qemu[=I<qemu-binary>]
-The name of qemu binary to use. The default is 'qemu'.
+Boot the configuration in qemu. Optionally, the name of qemu binary
+can be specified as a parameter.
=item --qemu-append=I<flags>