Spice/qemu-Environment setup (1)

Check whether the CPU supports virtualization before installation:

 
# Cat/proccpuinfo: View CPU information. If vmx/SVM information is displayed, virtualization is supported. # Grep-e '(vmx | SVM)'/proc/cpuinfo
 

Install spice now. First install some dependent packages:

 
Apt-Get install build-essential apt-Get install Autoconf apt-Get install libjpeg62-dev apt-Get install libogg-dev apt-Get install libssl-dev apt-Get install libasound2-dev apt-Get install libxrandroid-dev apt-Get install libxfixes-dev apt-Get install PKG-config
 

Install Celt-0.5.1.3 and pixman-0.18.4 from source code:

 
#./Configure -- prefix =/usr/local & make install
 

Download spice-Protocol-0.10.1:

Http://cgit.freedesktop.org/spice/spice-protocol/commit? H = 0.10

Download spice-0.10.1:

Http://cgit.freedesktop.org/spice/spice/

DownloadQemu:

Git: // anongit.freeyuntop.org/spice/qemu

Install spice-protocol:

 
#./Configure -- prefix =/usr/local & make install
 

Install SPICE:

 
#./Configure -- prefix =/usr/local & make install
 

Install qemu now. Check whether CPU virtualization is Enabled:

# Lsmod | grep KVM
 

If it is not enabled, enable the CPU option in the BIOS. If KVM is not installed, install KVM:

 
# Apt-Get install KVM
 

Install qemu:

 
#. /Configure -- enable-spice -- enable-Linux-AIO -- enable-UUID -- enable-KVM-pit -- enable-KVM -- disable-werror -- prefix =/usr/local -- enable- debug -- target-list = x86_64-softmmu & make install