feat(power/qemu): generate/use a virtual machine UUID#577
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SMBIOS can expose a unique machine identifier for the Operating System to identify the machine it is running on. Make the qemu power controller generate/use a machine ID and pass it over to qemu via the -uuid option. Signed-off-by: Cedric Hombourger <[email protected]>
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SMBIOS can expose a unique machine identifier for the Operating System to identify the machine it is running on. Make the qemu power controller generate/use a machine ID and pass it over to qemu via the -uuid option.