user-level: 0.454 files: 0.431 kernel: 0.361 device: 0.336 boot: 0.303 ppc: 0.301 mistranslation: 0.299 socket: 0.284 network: 0.275 semantic: 0.256 i386: 0.244 permissions: 0.216 vnc: 0.205 architecture: 0.203 hypervisor: 0.194 debug: 0.180 x86: 0.145 PID: 0.142 register: 0.134 virtual: 0.122 graphic: 0.116 VMM: 0.110 risc-v: 0.099 KVM: 0.099 arm: 0.096 performance: 0.095 TCG: 0.072 peripherals: 0.041 assembly: 0.029 User-emu documentation mentions inexistent "runtime" downloads The official documentation for the user-space emulator[1] contains many references to binary blobs no longer provided by QEMU.org for download. The parts mentioning them should be rephrased to avoid confusion and instructions for building these components should be provided (maybe as a reference to the LFS book with some scripts). The specific parts are: * qemu-XXX-i386-wine.tar.gz, a wine build under the prefix /wine. * qemu-runtime-i386-XXX-.tar.gz, a glibc build. [1]: https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/user/main.html In addition, the documentation contains many other instances of inexistent "tar.gz" files, such as in "Network emulation". Most of these are inherited from the days of texi documentation more than 10 years ago, and they are so old that GitHub's blame have become unreliable. Someone really should run `fgrep -r 'tar.gz' doc' on the QEMU source tree. The issue was previously reported as [2], but nobody bother enough to google the filename to find out where the confused user got the idea from. [2]: https://