-But if we wanted to enable the feature of running a guest program in
-an x86-64 guest, then we have to run an x86-64 kernel and
-qemu-system-x86_64 (an i386 kernel can't run 64 bit programs). The
-same applies if we didn't find a 32 bit kernel at runtime, or if we
-couldn't run "gcc -m32" at configure time (because we can't compile
-the daemon).
-
-SO: to enable maximum features on 64 bit architectures:
-
-(1) Ensure that "gcc -m32" can create usable binaries.
-
-(2) Provide 32 and 64 bit kernels binaries at runtime.
-
-If you have a really weird environment, eg. you want to run programs
-inside PPC64 guests on your MIPS machine, then: