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Forum Topic - qemu option requires the "Virtualization Drivers" package: (5 Items)
   
qemu option requires the "Virtualization Drivers" package  
Hi,
I'm trying to follow the quickstart guide having installed SDP7.1 & Momentics on Ubuntu 20.04 from the Software Centre under my evaluation license.

I select the 'New Launch Target' - 'QNX Virtual Machine Target'
   VM Platform - qemu
   CPU Architecture - armle-v7 (or aarch64le) 

results in the error 
--type=qemu option requires the "Virtualization Drivers" package
--- <arch> - process failed with exit code 1

Is this viable?  I wish to simulate the J721e platform.
How do I get the "Virtualization Drivers" package?

Regards
Stephen
Re: qemu option requires the "Virtualization Drivers" package  
If you go to All tab in qnx software center and type "Virtualization Drivers" you should find the package, however
it may be listed as unavailable as it may require extra licensing. If it is listed as Unavailable you can go to package 
properties and cilck "Why Unavailable" link
Re: qemu option requires the "Virtualization Drivers" package  
Ok thanks, found 'QNX Hypervisor Virtualisation Drivers', assume that is it.
Seems I need a QNX Hypervisor for Safety 2.2 license....
Re: qemu option requires the "Virtualization Drivers" package  
The ability to create virtual machine targets is not intended as a means of emulating particular targets as you seem to 
want. It is primarily intended for use as a learning aid and as a generic target for testing purposes.
Re: qemu option requires the "Virtualization Drivers" package  
>>It is primarily intended for use as a learning aid and as a generic target for testing purposes
Thanks for the note.  That is all I intended to use it for.  I was just identifying why I was trying to use these 
architectures rather than the x86.
Attempting to setup a x86_64 launch target has other errors, maybe another topic shortly...