But the I6400 cpu doesn't exist with newer qemus I7200 does but doesn't work either.
This seems like an upstream feature request to me, but one that was mostly denied 7 years ago (by architecture unable to do so).
Let me know if this is a regression and if I missed something.
Otherwise yeah - you could start a new upstream discussion, but no promises it will end any different than the past ones.
These are old, but might still be true: /lists. gnu.org/ archive/ html/qemu- devel/2013- 06/msg04436. html /qemu-devel. nongnu. narkive. com/m6BNDsfR/ does-qemu- support- mips-smp2- malta-board /msg10710. html
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If that is it then that is a natural limitation.
The only bit I've seen mentioning >2 to work is /www.mips. com/blog/ how-to- run-smp- linux-in- qemu-on- a-mips64- release- 6-cpu/
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But the I6400 cpu doesn't exist with newer qemus I7200 does but doesn't work either.
This seems like an upstream feature request to me, but one that was mostly denied 7 years ago (by architecture unable to do so).
Let me know if this is a regression and if I missed something.
Otherwise yeah - you could start a new upstream discussion, but no promises it will end any different than the past ones.