Trying to write invalid spr 0 (0x000) at 00f113c0
Trying to read invalid spr 0 (0x000) at 00f113c8
Trying to write privileged spr 955 (0x3bb) at 00f164b8
Trying to write invalid spr 959 (0x3bf) at 00f16520
Trying to read invalid spr 959 (0x3bf) at 00f16528
Trying to write privileged spr 955 (0x3bb) at 00f164b8
Trying to write invalid spr 959 (0x3bf) at 00f16520
Trying to read invalid spr 959 (0x3bf) at 00f16528
Is there (1) anything to be done about them (2) any way to hide the terminal output entirely?
adespoton wrote:Does redirecting output to /dev/null work? That should be possible under OS X, Linux and Windows 10+.
It was of course the first thing I tried. It still opens a console window; it doesn't block error messages. (And I made the mistake also of redirecting to Windows-style nul, not null, which stops Qemu from starting at all.)
What I did in my older launch scripts was launched the terminal window hidden; it still launches, but isn't visible. An alternative would be to use an applescript and redirect output to the applescript instead of the console or terminal.
Also, you'll have to redirect both /dev/stdout (regular Terminal output) AND /dev/stderr (error output) as either one will bring up a terminal window.
adespoton wrote:What I did in my older launch scripts was launched the terminal window hidden; it still launches, but isn't visible. An alternative would be to use an applescript and redirect output to the applescript instead of the console or terminal.
Also, you'll have to redirect both /dev/stdout (regular Terminal output) AND /dev/stderr (error output) as either one will bring up a terminal window.
Do you have the exact syntax available for that? Thanks for any details.
