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QEMU has its own DHCP server, which provides the necessary routes and DNS server to access THE INTERNET. Trying to make QEMU provide something similar to our usual USB network (by starting our our DHCP server) will just confuse everything and break Internet access in most cases. Remove all our custom setup and let QEMU handle all the hard work.
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# Reference: <https://postmarketos.org/deviceinfo>
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# Please use double quotes only. You can source this file in shell scripts.
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deviceinfo_format_version="0"
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deviceinfo_name="QEMU amd64"
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deviceinfo_manufacturer="QEMU"
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deviceinfo_codename="qemu-amd64"
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deviceinfo_keyboard="true"
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deviceinfo_dtb=""
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deviceinfo_modules_initfs="ata_piix sd_mod virtio_scsi qxl drm_bochs virtio-gpu virtio-pci"
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deviceinfo_external_storage="true"
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deviceinfo_flash_method="none"
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deviceinfo_generate_legacy_uboot_initfs="false"
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deviceinfo_arch="x86_64"
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deviceinfo_kernel_cmdline="console=tty1 console=ttyS0 PMOS_NO_OUTPUT_REDIRECT PMOS_FORCE_PARTITION_RESIZE"
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deviceinfo_disable_dhcpd="true"
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# Splash
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deviceinfo_screen_width="640"
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deviceinfo_screen_height="480"
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