# QEMU configuration for the Windows 11 virtual machine. The accelerators and machine type
# are in <os>-<arch>.ini (os is linux or darwin), which QEMU reads after
# this file.
#
# build-windows-base.sh fills in the file path placeholders below, writes the result
# to <state dir>/qemu.ini and passes it to QEMU with -readconfig. Options that
# have no -readconfig equivalent (-cpu, -display), the network and the installation
# media are still added by the script.
#
# Every device here has an inbox Windows driver: the base image made from this
# installation contains no VirtIO drivers.

[name]
  guest = "windows11"

[memory]
  size = "8G"

[smp-opts]
  cpus = "8"

# UEFI firmware: read-only code and the per-VM variable store.
[drive "pflash0"]
  if = "pflash"
  format = "raw"
  readonly = "on"
  file = "${uefi_code}"

[drive "pflash1"]
  if = "pflash"
  format = "raw"
  file = "${uefi_vars}"

# System disk image; the device that exposes it (and the NIC, which is
# attached to the user-mode network "net0" that the installer defines with
# -netdev) is in the architecture file.
[drive "system_disk"]
  if = "none"
  format = "qcow2"
  file = "${disk_image}"

# Register the USB tablet after vdagent so QEMU selects it as the active pointer.
[device "usb_controller"]
  driver = "qemu-xhci"

[device "tablet0"]
  driver = "usb-tablet"
  bus = "usb_controller.0"

# The QEMU monitor, on a socket in the state directory: build-windows-base.sh
# presses a key through it at the "Press any key to boot from CD or DVD" prompt.
[chardev "monitor"]
  backend = "socket"
  path = "${monitor_socket}"
  server = "on"
  wait = "off"

[mon "monitor0"]
  chardev = "monitor"
  mode = "readline"