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From: ArnoB <freebsd@rgbaz.eu>
Subject: qemu pci access
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Hi!

I 'm running Qemu 0.11.1 on a FreeBSD 9.3 host.

I'm testing out a FreeBSD 10.2 installation and was wondering
if it is possible to expose the actual hardware to the guest OS?

I find some info on a '-device' option but it's not available...

Is there any way to make the guest OS "see" the raw devices?

thanks in advance

Arno