On Fri, 2005-04-15 at 18:47 +0200, Alex Beregszaszi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > > There are quiet lot fake dmg files floating around. These are just
> > > raw images containing the Apple partition map and HFS partitions.
> >
> > Those are not fake dmg.
> > With Apple disk utility, you are free to choose i
On Fri, 2005-04-15 at 23:58 +0300, Tero Kaarlela wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am still trying to boot OS/2 PPC edition with Qemu. Non-contiguos
> IO map & no support for Little-endian have been solved now thanks to J.
> Mayer who sent me patches to work these out. Now bootloader gives me
> following
It seems that some people have problems when the "-m" parameter is set
to a value higher than the size of /dev/shm. (as seen earlier on this
mailing-list, some problems about Windows 2003)
You should try a value a little lower than his size.
And because your keybard is set to "de", you may be usin
Michael Hoeller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I have compiled qemu from the cvs 2004-04-14 and kqemu. Then tried to
> install WinXP it hangs everytime after formating when it tries to copy the
> install data.
> I have startet with qemu -m 512 -localtime -user-net -hda /data/winxp.img
> -cdrom /dev/cdro
Hi,
This is a good idea. I haved posted a similar patch to this mailing list
the 13 feb 2005 but I have see no reaction at all at this time. Maybe
you can find something usefull in the attached patch to improve the
support of static TUN/TAP. The patch is outdated now, but I can update
it to the
> Another solution would be to run a PPP server on the host and connect
> through PPP (using user-net) from the guest to the host. In this case,
> provided the host routes the connection, you should have your virtual
> machine fully on the net.
This is no better than just using tun/tap. In fact it
Hello,
I have compiled qemu from the cvs 2004-04-14 and kqemu. Then tried to
install WinXP it hangs everytime after formating when it tries to copy the
install data.
I have startet with qemu -m 512 -localtime -user-net -hda /data/winxp.img
-cdrom /dev/cdrom -k de -boot d
Did I missed a tricky opt
Laurent Amon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> On 15 avr. 05, at 22:07, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
> > The SLiRP solution for QEMU is great if a user want to connect to the
> > net and browse, do some updates, etc, but it's not a good solution if
> > someone want to stuff like:
> >
> > * Connect to host OS
> > *
Hi,
I am still trying to boot OS/2 PPC edition with Qemu. Non-contiguos
IO map & no support for Little-endian have been solved now thanks to J.
Mayer who sent me patches to work these out. Now bootloader gives me
following message:
IBM Microkernel bootloader press enter for manual boot(ente
Hi Hetz,
On 15 avr. 05, at 22:07, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
The SLiRP solution for QEMU is great if a user want to connect to the
net and browse, do some updates, etc, but it's not a good solution if
someone want to stuff like:
* Connect to host OS
* Connect to other machines in the LAN
* Use services f
Hi Henrik, all..
Henrik, I think your patch is great and surely can help when using TUN/TAP..
However, I would like to point an issue (and I'm not criticizing
anyone here, I'm just asking for people thoughts, solutions)..
The SLiRP solution for QEMU is great if a user want to connect to the
net
On Fri, 15 Apr 2005, Paul Brook wrote:
How is this different from VDE (http://vde.sourceforge.net)?
Looks like a pretty close fit for what I had in mind.
Thanks!
Regards
Henrik
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Hi,
> > There are quiet lot fake dmg files floating around. These are just
> > raw images containing the Apple partition map and HFS partitions.
>
> Those are not fake dmg.
> With Apple disk utility, you are free to choose if the dmg is to be
> compressed or not.
> Then, uncompressed dmg are vali
The attached patch updates the Linux TUN/TAP interface
- Allow use of static/persistent TUN/TAP devices, eleminating the need
to run anything as root when starting qemu.
- A minor bugfix in filedescriptor based TUN/TAP devices to allow more
than one filedescriptor (was colliding on the qemu
On Friday 15 April 2005 16:44, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> Primary goals: to get QEMU up to the same ease of use as our current UML
> setup when it comes to complete system testing. This involves some slight
> changes in network device configuration to make better use of the Linux
> TUN/TAP driver ca
The attached small patch fixes some issues with out-of-tree compiles
- VPATH setup corrections/additions to allow generated headers to be
found
- configure changes to set both source and objects paths to simplify
VPATH logics. Part of this change I am not 100% sure you are happy with as
it is
this is a little message introducing myself to the list.
I learnt of qemu from Rusty Russel in an discussion on Linux kernel
development and debugging at a netfilter developer workshop.
Have previously used User-Mode-Linux quit extensively, both for kernel
debugging and complete system testing,
Hetz Ben Hamo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have added the patch/fix that enables installing Windows 2000 (any
> version) without the disk-full problem to my patches directory
> (http://dad-answers.com/qemu/patches).
>
> It's NOT an official patch, and it is advised only to patch QEMU,
> insta
Hi,
I have added the patch/fix that enables installing Windows 2000 (any
version) without the disk-full problem to my patches directory
(http://dad-answers.com/qemu/patches).
It's NOT an official patch, and it is advised only to patch QEMU,
install win2k, remove the patch, recompile, and re-insta
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