Ok, another update. The problem seems to be that in rom_copy
(hw/core/loader.c:776) where it iterates over all the roms it will fail at:
if (!rom->data) {
continue
}
For the second program header. This means that it hasnt been able to
allocate memory for that header because rom->data is suppo
I have some information to go on:
The problem occurs because of a failed call to rom_copy from
hw/i386/multiboot.c
I print debugged some values:
ELF_LOW: 0x10
ELF_HIGH: 0x14c578
MH_LOAD_ADDR: 0x10
MH_KERNEL_SIZE: 0x4c578
MH_ENTRY_ADDR: 0x1c
COPY SIZE: 0x4210
The return value from ro
Hi!
I develop my own operating system and I have been using this command to
start my operating system:
$ qemu-system-x86_64 -kernel fudge -initrd initrd.tar
I just recently upgraded the qemu package for arch linux and now this does
not seem to work anymore. I get this error message:
Error while
