On Tue, Oct 25, 2005 at 09:31:50PM +0800, ???? wrote: > i am install qemu and active kqemu > using ./configure --enable-kqemu to configure and make&& make install > than i use a win98.img to start qemu(using NAT ) > > qemu -hda win98.img -m 256 -localtime -enable-audio -user-net > > but in win98 can;t connect internet > did i qemu need some driver to support this function > did i need to recompile my kernel and add some new modules to support this > function > thx
If you are running on gentoo, why not just set the "kqemu" USE flag and "emerge qemu"? I have successively ran WinXP under qemu with the kernel accelerator that way. You WON'T need drivers or kernel modules. User-Net means exactly that: the network is in user mode. Qemu connects to the network like any other userland program on your host computer, and AFAIK qemu emulates a fairly basic ethernet card, so Win98 should have built-in support for it. Now: What do you mean by win98 cannot connect to the internet? Is your host computer on a network? Did you set the Win98 system to use DHCP? Does the Windows system running under the VM detect the (virtual) Network Card? W -- Nothing is fool-proof to sufficiently talented fools. Sortir en Pantoufles: up 3 days, 5:55 -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
