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susedistribution: Run user virtio console on it's own socket
This allows switching between root and non-root user. NOTE: passing socked_path is possible only to updated os-autoinst backend/qemu.pm (must have this path in virtio_console_names()) thus guarded with $OpenQA::Isotovideo::Interface::version ge 35 detection (changes in 20d0119b ("backend/qemu.pm: Add virtio_console_user fifo name")). Console names should be handled in library (why tests should care about the internals?), but for now at least properly document that. This also requires to add new getty (serial console) to system_prepare.pm (will be working with newly generated images) and shift numbers in wickedbase.pm. This will work also on older backend/qemu.pm, getty just won't be used. Signed-off-by: Petr Vorel <pvorel@suse.cz>
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