If you only intend to run Linux VMs and don't have a problem
patching the kernel sources this is a very viable approach to
get something which is not possible anymore *without* kqemu
which is more flexible but does only run on 32bit kernels ATM.
You don't understand - I was asking what are you loosing with "new"
Qemu
without the kernel module compared to Qemu before the kernel module was
introduced. I know that with the kernel module Qemu runs much faster,
but if
you don't want to use it due to it's licence, you haven't lost anything
compared to before the module was available. Or have you?