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RE: [Qemu-devel] making changes to the documentation


From: Laurent Vivier
Subject: RE: [Qemu-devel] making changes to the documentation
Date: Tue, 23 Jun 2009 11:11:29 +0200

Hi,

>How do I change the documentation on the page: 
>http://www.nongnu.org/qemu/qemu-doc.html. I downloaded and edited the 
>file using Netscape, but when I try using diff to create a patch file, 
>almost all of the source code shows changes. Maybe someone else could 


qemu-doc.html is generated from qemu-doc.texi.

So:

1- edit qemu-doc.texi
2- make qemu-doc.html
3- check qemu-doc.html
4- if not good goto 1
6- git commit -s qemu-doc.texi
7- git show HEAD
8- git format-patch -1
9- git send-email --to address@hidden 0001-*.patch

Regards,
Laurent

>do this for me. I want to change the Mac OS X section for Compiling 
>from source to say this:
>
>  6.4 Mac OS X
>
>     * Download Qemu's source 
>code:http://www.nongnu.org/qemu/download.html
>
>     * Double click on the file to have Stuffit Expander decompress it.
>
>     * Open the Terminal Application (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal).
>
>     * In Terminal, change the current directory to Qemu's source code 
>directory.
>
>     * Type this command then press enter: ./configure --enable-cocoa
>
>     * Then type this command and press enter: make
>
>     * Lastly, type this command and press enter: sudo make install
>
>     * Quit Terminal.
>
>     * Start up Terminal.
>
>     * Type "qemu" and push enter.
>
>
>The "configure --enable-cocoa" command will take about a minute to 
>execute. The "make" command could take up to an hour to complete. While 
>it executes, you will see "CC file_name" (with file_name being the 
>current file being worked on) listed down the window.
>The "sudo make install" will install qemu and each emulator's bios in 
>appropriate directories.
>
>
>



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