updating QEMU parameters and default path for the firmware

[AlissonMachadoEmbitel]

Hello,

I was facing a couple of issues when trying to run it on MacOS, then I made these fixes.

It was the same problem related on this issue: #1028

[uncleDecart]

Hey @AlissonMachadoEmbitel thank you very much for your contribution! Couple of things:

1. We use commit signing in, so all of our commits are signed by authors, you can easily do that by running

git commit --amend  --signoff

2. Could you please tell me what qemu version are you using?
   You can do it by running if you installed it with brew or you have qemu binary in your PATH

qemu-system-x86_64 --version

[AlissonMachadoEmbitel]

Hi @uncleDecart ,

This is my current version:

➜ ~ qemu-system-x86_64 --version
QEMU emulator version 9.2.2
Copyright (c) 2003-2024 Fabrice Bellard and the QEMU Project developers

[europaul]

I think it's a valid concern and I've seen this issue before, but it works on my combo QEMU 10.0.2 on Linux.
@shjala did you face something similar on macOS?

[shjala]

@europaul I run things on a remote linux machine.

[rene]

This option is not needed for macOS. This just includes the guest memory in a core dump. The default is already on, but let's keep it off to be consistent with the options for Linux.

[rene]

I tested on macOS, it works. @AlissonMachadoEmbitel , I know it's been a year from this PR, but if you are still interested, I just have one comment to be addressed and we are good to merge....