yeah, this is a known problem. Probably due to the hybrid 16/32-bit
code with Windows 95/98/Me
Although I don't understand what you meant by "where you enter your
CD-key". Does your copy do that after initial install or something? Is
it an OEM copy? I have a retail 98SE, and I enter the CD-key wit
Hi, I am new and tried to use qemu ppc to boot mandrika linux 9.1. It
fails with follow errorsl Can somebody helps on this? Appreciate any
comments you have in advance.
sudo ./qemu-0.7.0install/bin/qemu-system-ppc -cdrom /dev/hdc -boot d
-hda linuxppc.img -nographic
(qemu) register PCI host 'pci'
On Fri, 2005-06-17 at 14:02 +0100, Paul Brook wrote:
> On Friday 17 June 2005 13:58, Darryl Dixon wrote:
> > Sorry, obviously I badly misunderstood the nature of the patch that
> > you were posting; I assumed it was to enable Qemu to be compiled with
> > GCC4. That it can't is a pretty big dow
Greetings,
When the QEMU accelerator module is enabled, Windows 98SE (as the guest
OS) shows a protection fault error shortly after the F8 boot menu. The
Windows 98 installation, however, can be completed as far as to install
the files from the CD, but not run it for the first time (where you
ent
ecs user wrote:
> > From: Natalia Portillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Try to boot it with less than 64Mb (48Mb).
> > OS/2 hangs when 64Mb are informed in the standard
> > way they seems to check that in some strange way.
> > No matter it is 4.0, 4.5, eCS or whatever.
>
> It does seem like a memory i
> >but of course, it will also kill the good performance
> >xen could have with a windows support (which already
> >worked, but is very unlikely to work in the future, as
> >it requires M$ to adapt their OS to the xen architecture)
> >
> >best,
> >Herbert
>
> Won't it be possible to adapt kqemu/qvm
ecs user wrote:
Tero Kaarlela wrote:
Well you might start Qemu with option -d in_asm
I do not see that "-d in_asm" option for running QEMU.
Is "-d in_asm" a run option or is a compile of qemu
option.
From Qemu manual section 3.3 Invocation:
`-d'
Output log in /tmp/qemu.log
Ru
>> If qemu with the kqemu module can run under xen, this
>> alleviates part of the pressure of getting xen to run
>> windows under a linux host.
>
>but of course, it will also kill the good performance
>xen could have with a windows support (which already
>worked, but is very unlikely to work in th
> Tero Kaarlela wrote:
> Well you might start Qemu with option -d in_asm
I do not see that "-d in_asm" option for running QEMU.
Is "-d in_asm" a run option or is a compile of qemu
option.
> Then compare log's (the one that freezes and the one
> that works ok) to see whats the difference.
> T
Sorry, there was a MAJOR typo in my last message. It
was supposed to say
"It does NOT seem like a memory issue."
Wouldn't it be more a BIOS or (emulated) hardware
timing issue.
The hangs typically happen at the time of laoding
certain hardware drivers
IDE
diskette
etc
> -- ecs user <[EMAIL PROT
On Friday 17 June 2005 13:58, Darryl Dixon wrote:
> Oh,
>
> Sorry, obviously I badly misunderstood the nature of the patch that
> you were posting; I assumed it was to enable Qemu to be compiled with
> GCC4. That it can't is a pretty big downer; it basically means Qemu is
> unusable on FC4 :(
On Friday 17 June 2005 05:30, Darryl Dixon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Fedora Core 4 with gcc4 seems to have some trouble compiling qemu,
> even with the below patch attached. EG:
> [...snip many signedness errors...]
Please read the FAQ. http://www.qemu.org/faq.html
"QEMU does not compile. Why ?
It i
ecs user wrote:
From: Natalia Portillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Try to boot it with less than 64Mb (48Mb).
OS/2 hangs when 64Mb are informed in the standard
way they seems to check that in some strange way.
No matter it is 4.0, 4.5, eCS or whatever.
It does seem like a memory issue.
If I j
> From: Natalia Portillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Try to boot it with less than 64Mb (48Mb).
> OS/2 hangs when 64Mb are informed in the standard
> way they seems to check that in some strange way.
> No matter it is 4.0, 4.5, eCS or whatever.
It does seem like a memory issue.
If I just keep rebooti
Paul Brook wrote:
In your configure output I notice you didn't have static versions of the
SDL libraries available. This will limit the availability of the SDL
support somewhat.
In most cases it doesn't make any difference. Static SDL is only needed if
you're building qemu-fast or you're
Thayne Harbaugh wrote:
Did you actually do a clean build after installing sdl-devel? You need to
either delete your build directory or do "make clean" before rebuilding.
Otherwise qemu will reuse the old (output disabled) object files.
Don't forget that configure needs to be re-run so th
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