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Alright, I need to figure out whether this configure script issue in QEMU is related to user-mode or system-mode.
So, the problem is that the configure script has a line using "==" for string comparison in an if statement. This uses bash syntax which isn't compatible with POSIX shells like dash. The error occurs on Ubuntu 20.27 when running configure, but it doesn't stop the process entirely since configure completes OK.
I remember that QEMU runs in both user and system modes. User-mode is for emulating individual processes without a full OS, while system-mode emulates entire systems with hardware devices.
Looking at the specific lines, if this issue arises during configuration checks related to keyrings or something not tied to device emulation, it might be part of the user-mode setup. Since configure is just setting up build options and tests, it's more about the environment setup rather than system-level operations.
So, I think this bug falls under 'user' because it's a script issue affecting configuration for any mode but isn't directly tied to system emulation specifics.
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The configure script error relates to POSIX shell compatibility during configuration, not specific to user or system modes. However, since the issue is in the build setup and doesn't directly affect runtime modes, it can be categorized under 'user' as it pertains to general compilation.
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