#1 - groundwork for xen support (makefiles, configure, ...).
#2 - backend driver core (common code used by all backends).
#3 - add console backend driver.
#4 - add framebuffer backend driver.
With these four patches in place upstream qemu is functional aequivalent
to qemu-xen for paravirtual guests. The patches are merged into
qemu-xen already, with the exception of a few framebuffer bits which got
hold back due to displaystate work.
#5 - add block device backend driver.
#6 - add net backend driver.
These two patches add backend drivers for disk and network to qemu.
#7 - blk & nic configuration via cmd line.
#8 - pv domain builder.
#9 - simplify vga selection
#10 - add -vga xenfb option, configure xenfb
These patches add support to qemu for creating xen pv guests. That way
one can run xen guests without xend. Patch #8 is the domain builder
code itself. The other patches add support for configuring devices (fb,
disk, nic) via command line.
cheers,
Gerd