Slacko64 7.0 sshd instructions
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The following assumes that you have a bootable disk image setup, with a save
file already configured.

Section 1).
Open BootManager and select 'choose which services to start'.
Tick rc.sshd .. OK .. and close.

Now open sshd config file at /etc/ssh/sshd_config ..
Uncomment 'AddressFamily any' and change it to AddressFamily inet ..
Uncomment X11Forwarding and change to yes
Uncomment X11UseLocalhost and change to no .. Save ..

Now open /etc/hosts.allow and write one more line in the file ALL: 10.0.2.*
and Save ..
You can now shutdown qemu i.e. leave

Section 2).
Make a public key on baremetal (6.3.0) with 'ssh-keygen -t rsa'
You can make it with password or none .. save to default place when asked.
mv .ssh/id_rsa.pub to your qemu disk image with some method..
You can now boot qemu, and mv the id_rsa.pub file to its rightful place :)
That is, .ssh/authorized_keys , making .ssh dir if necessary ..

FYI
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The permissions of ~/.ssh on the server should be 700. The file ~/.ssh/authorized_keys (on the server) is supposed to have a mode of 600. The permissions of the (private) key on the client-side (id_rsa) should be 600.
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Perhaps restart sshd by /etc/init/rc.sshd stop and
/etc/init/rc.sshd start ..

You can now try logging in at root@localhost . If you made your key with
no password, you should be straight in!

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The reason for all the fuss, is due to openssh server being used
instead of dropbear .. it is paranoid secure .. Ha!