Use qemu's GUI support in interactive mode #446
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Previously, there was no way to access the additional consoles in qemu mode, due to qemu running in -nographic mode with a serial console. This is perfectly fine in non-interactive mode, but we can make interactive mode more usable by using a graphical console like on bare metal. Also drop -no-reboot from interactive mode, since rebooting (e.g. to load a newly compiled kernel) makes sense in this case.
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Previously, there was no way to access the additional consoles in qemu mode, due to qemu running in -nographic mode with a serial console. This is perfectly fine in non-interactive mode, but we can make interactive mode more usable by using a graphical console like on bare metal.
Also drop -no-reboot from interactive mode, since rebooting (e.g. to load a newly compiled kernel) makes sense in this case.