"Andreas Bollhalder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I tried the math on my WinXP host with Win2k guest.
>
> When using the following math with my 8192MB QCOW image, QEMU refuse
> to start:
>
> 1 Block = 512 Bytes
>
> Cylinders = Blocks / (Heads * Sectors)
>
> (kBytes * 2) / (16 * 63)
> (8388608 kByte
I tried the math on my WinXP host with Win2k guest.
When using the following math with my 8192MB QCOW image, QEMU refuse
to start:
1 Block = 512 Bytes
Cylinders = Blocks / (Heads * Sectors)
(kBytes * 2) / (16 * 63)
(8388608 kBytes * 2) / (16 * 63)
For 8192MB Image: -hdachs 16644,16,63
I brut
Michael Hoeller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Ben,
>
> I compiled with kqemu support - the version which works is the with or
> without kqemu?
Both.
> Just to double check, I created the virtual partition with dd of=win.img
> bs=1024 seek=200 count=0
I forgot one very important part.
Hello Ben,
I compiled with kqemu support - the version which works is the with or
without kqemu?
Just to double check, I created the virtual partition with dd of=win.img
bs=1024 seek=200 count=0
I am not sure to calculate the cylinders 2 000 000 / 16 / 63 = 1984,126
???
Thanks a lot
Michael
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
