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+<think>
+Okay, I'm trying to figure out why this error is happening when building QEMU on Windows using MSYS. Let me look at the error message again.
+
+The error says: "error making symbolic link C:/msys64/qemu/share/trace-events-all" and mentions an OSError with code 1314, which translates to "The requested privilege is not held by the client." That suggests there's a permissions issue when trying to create a symbolic link.
+
+Hmm, I remember that in Windows, creating symbolic links often requires Administrator privileges. Maybe the script doesn't have the necessary permissions to create symlinks. Since I'm using MSYS, which runs on Windows, it might not be elevating privileges automatically.
+
+Looking at the output, the script is trying to symlink from a build directory to the install directory. Perhaps the user (Roberto) doesn't have write access to the target directory or lacks the necessary permissions. Alternatively, UAC settings might be blocking the operation.
+
+I should check if Roberto has administrative rights on this system. If not, he might need to run the script with elevated privileges. Another thought: maybe the target directory is under a protected area where regular users can't create symlinks.
+
+Wait, MSYS runs in a bash shell, but it's still subject to Windows permissions. Maybe running the command prompt as Administrator and then invoking MSYS from there could help. Alternatively, the script might need to be run with elevated privileges using something like sudo (though I'm not sure how that works in MSYS).
+
+Another angle: perhaps the target path is too long or contains characters that are problematic for symlinks on Windows. Checking the paths might be necessary.
+
+Also, looking at the user-defined options, it seems everything else is configured correctly except for this symlink issue. The problem is isolated to creating this specific symbolic link during the build process.
+
+So, in summary, the main issue is a permission error when attempting to create a symbolic link. To fix this, the user should ensure they have Administrator privileges or adjust the file permissions on the target directory to allow symlinks.
+</think>
+
+The error occurs because the script lacks sufficient privileges to create a symbolic link on Windows. Here's how to resolve it:
+
+1. **Run MSYS as Administrator**: 
+   - Right-click on the MSYS shortcut and select "Run as administrator".
+   - This elevates your privileges, allowing you to create symlinks.
+
+2. **Adjust User Permissions**:
+   - Ensure that your user account has write access to the target directory (`C:/msys64/qemu/share`).
+   - Check UAC settings to allow symbolic link creation if restricted.
+
+3. **Re-run the Build Command**: 
+   - After starting MSYS with admin rights, rerun the build command to see if the issue is resolved.
+
+**Note**: If you're using a non-administrator account, consult your system's administrator for necessary permissions or consider running the script with elevated privileges.
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