[bsdimp]

I know the qemu-bsd-user fork has some hacks for the bsd-user stuff that looks at the binary to be exec'd and does different things based on the target since there's some optimizations you can get out of this if you don't rely on the kernel 100%... Bits of them may even be in my latest patch-set :)

[valkmit]

Cool stuff! Do you have a public branch you're working off of? I'd love to follow the progress as I wasn't aware that qemu user emulation for BSD was even a thing.

I didn't get a chance to peruse beyond briefly skimming the source on GH, but I couldn't find any special handling around execve - could you point me in the right direction?

I was looking at bsd-user/syscall.c, whose equivalent in linux-user is where my repo's execve hook lives, if that makes any difference.