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glamorous-easter-57088
10/11/2022, 5:37 PMCan anyone explain at what level qemu gets pulled in? Is that w/lima? or rancher desktop specifically? There's a patch that's hopefully landing soon and I'd like to follow it into rancher desktop if possible (https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/-/issues/1222#note_1124149212)
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fast-garage-66093
10/11/2022, 5:57 PMqemu is needed by lima, and bundled with Rancher Desktop. We essentially bundle the qemu code as released by the Homebrew project, but modified so that it can be installed into any location and not just
/usr/local/binIt is possible, but a bit tedious to manually replace the bundled qemu. It would probably be best to file an issue on Github when the PR lands (and has been accepted into the Homebrew formula for qemu), and then we can update our dependency for the following release.
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