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Add support for interactive console
Signed-off-by: Martin Spiering <martin.spiering@thalesgroup.com>
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Add new configuration to support emulation leveraging qemu:
hosts.aarchto specify the architecture of your VM. Requires the installation of the corresponding qemu package. For instance,qemu-system-aarch64foraarch64akaarm64. By default, qemu will use the arch of the hosthosts.machineto specify the platform you want to emulate. Seeqemu-system-$ARCH -machine helpfor supported platforms.hosts.cputo specify the CPU model you want to emulate. Seeqemu-system-$ARCH -cpu helpfor supported cpu. By default, qemu will use the host cpus using virtualization instructions if available