make memory profiling dumps at least SECONDS apart
.SH EXAMPLE
To create an image for the stable release of Debian:
-.nf
.IP
sudo vmdebootstrap \-\-image test.img \-\-size 1g \\
\-\-log test.log \-\-log-level debug \-\-verbose \\
\-\-mirror http://mirror.lan/debian/
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-To run the test image, make sure it is writeable. Use the \-\-owner
-option to set mode 0644 for the specified user or use chmod manually:
+To run the test image, make sure it is writeable. Use the \-\-owner option to set
+mode 0644 for the specified user or use chmod manually:
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sudo chmod a+w ./test.img
.PP
.IP
qemu-system-x86_64 -drive format=raw,file=./test.img
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-(This loads the image in a new window.)
+(This loads the image in a new window.) Note the use of -drive
+file=<img>,format=raw which is needed for newer versions of QEMU.
+.PP
+There is EFI firmware available to use with QEMU when testing images built
+using the UEFI support, but this software is in Debian non-free due to patent
+concerns. If you choose to install
+.B
+ovmf
+to test UEFI builds, a secondary change is also needed to symlink the provided
+OVMF.fd to the file required by QEMU: bios-256k.bin and then tell QEMU about
+the location of this file with the -L option:
+.IP
+$ qemu-system-x86_64 \-L /usr/share/ovmf/ -machine accel=kvm \\
+ \-m 4096 \-smp 2 \-drive format=raw,file=test.img
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For further examples, including u-boot support for beaglebone-black,
see /usr/share/vmdebootstrap/examples