> The -smd dir option allows the emulated machine to access the external
> world. I was wondering if there was a way to do it the other way:
> allow the host to access the disk image of the emulated machine.
>
> My problem is that I used virtual machine to prepare various flavor of
> Linux (install
Hi,
The user forum seems to have been down for a while, so I post my
question to this mailing list.
The -smd dir option allows the emulated machine to access the external
world. I was wondering if there was a way to do it the other way:
allow the host to access the disk image of the emulated mach
On 11/1/05, Karl Magdsick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> gcc 4.x is known not to compile qemu, due to a register allocation bug in gcc.
>
> Also, the current qemu code generator is an ugly hack that relies on some
> specifics of gcc 3.x function implementation. There is work being done
> on a _real_
Hi,
I am unable to compile qemu on my machine :p. I've attached the result
of the configure and make.
My gcc version is: 4.0.3 20051006 and kernel 2.6.13 vanilla.
I used the CVS snapshot, but I got mostly the same problem with the
0.7.2 version.
Tell me if you want more infos, and thanks for any
Hi,
I installed qemu under linux. I launch it using -enable-audio, but I
can't get any sound. Running alsaconf or the hardware detector doesn't
find any sound card.
Is there something special I should do, and what can I do to provide
more infos ?
Thanks for the help.
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