hanks,
jonathan
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 12:26 PM, David Barrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Continuing on this thread, is there any way to launch the pre-compiled
binaries in such a fashion that they don't dynamically load the SDL
libraries at runtime? For example:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /]#
Continuing on this thread, is there any way to launch the pre-compiled
binaries in such a fashion that they don't dynamically load the SDL
libraries at runtime? For example:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /]# qemu -nographic ... etc ...
qemu: error while loading shared libraries: libSDL-1.2.so.0: cannot op
To be clear, I'm not at all surprised this doesn't compile on my server.
I have a custom 2.6 kernel injected into a 2.4 distribution running a
bunch of ancient libraries and -- *gasp* -- I'm having trouble
compiling. (As you might guess, this isn't by choice.) I don't
honestly expect to get
Is it possible to compile/run qemu on a system that does not have SDL?
I assumed this is what --disable-gfx-check does, but it's still giving
me errors (below). The specific error ("The error log from compiling
the libSDL test is") sounds like it's compiling some sort of test -- is
there any
n is to skip -snapshot, use -loadvm, and just use a
named pipe to send a "quit" command to the monitor in order to shut it
down rather than SIGTERM.
Thanks for your help!
-david
Anthony Liguori wrote:
David Barrett wrote:
I'm tracking down a image corruption issue and I'm
I'm tracking down a image corruption issue and I'm curious if you can
answer the following:
1) Is there any difference between sending a "TERM" signal to the QEMU
process and typing "quit" at the monitor?
2) Will sending TERM corrupt the 'gcow2' image (in ways other than
normal guest OS dirt
at it.
Thanks!
-david
Alexander Graf wrote:
Hi David,
On Feb 28, 2008, at 10:39 PM, David Barrett wrote:
Hi there, can you give me any tips for where to get started adding a
new function "sendkeys" to the monitor that is essentially like
"sendkey" except for multip
Hi there, can you give me any tips for where to get started adding a new
function "sendkeys" to the monitor that is essentially like "sendkey"
except for multiple keystrokes?
I'm using Qemu for some automated testing (in conjunction with AutoIt on
the guest XP image) and it's working great. E
