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<0> it's in that faq entry
<0> "uml-utilities" is the package name on ubuntu/debian.
<0> usermode linux maintains it
<1> from the "user-mode project" I got it
<1> thanks
<2> :(
<0> srinidhi: i see the same thing when i try this in qemu 0.9.0
<2> dignome: ???
<0> although it doesn't look like anything fatal happened
<0> file reports an x86 bootsector was written... looks good so far
<2> dignome: oh okay...
<1> thanks again dignome, lots of good info. trying this stuff out now
<0> srinidhi: afaict the hexdump is a result of using --verbose with grub.
<2> dignome: yes... :)
<2> dignome: I was able to run grub from my host machine and install grub on the image
<2> dignome: punk***, rvalles_ thanks a lot guys!!!
<2> Grub got installed :)
<3> Hi! I know there is a section on the "hardware" configuration, but it seems like I cannot find it again? Any help?
<3> Any suggestions at all? It is frustrating. I know I have read it.
<3> No one?
<3> Ok. Thanks for all your help.
<4> hi all
<4> I'm installing a wintendo xp sp2 host
<4> but it said for the last 10 minutes "installing devices"
<4> they green bar is at the end
<4> is that normal?
<4> or is there something wrong
<5> RedShift ,err ... wintendo ?
<4> windows, whatever
<5> RedShift , u have kqemu enabled? other wise i think it'll take time... though i've never tried it myself ..
<4> no, because the installer bluescreens when I use -kernel-kqemu
<5> RedShift ,ah.. ok .. i dont really know ... hang around here til some one who has tried comes in ..
<5> RedShift ,according to this http://www.crazysquirrel.com/computing/debian/applications/xp-under-debian-with-qemu.jspx it takes time... ewrr hours as he says..
<4> ah crap
<4> hmmm I'll try something dangerous and adventurous
<4> aha
<4> I may have found a trick around it
<5> RedShift yes?
<4> it's running right now I'll be able to tell you in half an hour
<5> ok
<4> installing devices
<4> HAH!
<4> it works
<4> ok here it goes
<4> you start installing with -no-acpi
<4> and press f5 during the first step to install and use "Standard PC" as computer type
<4> then when it's done copying files, the installer will reboot
<4> now then, when it says "Press any key to boot from CD-ROM", you interrupt qemu (ctrl c)
<4> and restart qemu with -no-acpi -kernel-kqemu
<4> it no longer hangs at "installing devices"
<4> but the installer is not finished yet so this may not be a total solution
<4> if this works someone should add it to the wiki
<5> RedShift ,nice find dude :)
<4> it's saying copying files
<4> it does require the kqemu kernel module
<4> but if you're really serious with this emulation stuff you would have it anyway
<6> it was liberated just recently anyway ;-)
<4> the install is going fast now
<4> "registering components"
<4> I wonder if vista will work on qemu...
<4> 10 windows minutes remaining
<4> woot it works
<4> it appears this is the solution
<5> RedShift ,cool :) i'll have to remeber this on e
<7> i'm looking for a way to connect two qemu instances via a virtual "nullmodem" cable. i tried to start one instance with -serial tcp:127.0.0.1:4444,server and the other with -serial tcp:127.0.0.1:4444 but that did not seem to work out (to be precises, i started one windows xp instance with /debug and trying to attach windbg via com1 from another windows xp instance, but it didn't successfully connect
<7> any ideas?
<7> oh. and: hi :)
<8> is there a bugtracker for qemu?
<8> Kasperle: is the nullmodem thing the point of your exercise? or do you just want a connection between the two instances?
<7> dagb: the point is being able to use windbg in one qemu instance to kernel debug a windows running in another
<8> ...which requires the use of serial ports. got it.
<7> yup
<8> perhaps try with a terminal emulator in each end to elliminate potential problems with windbg?
<7> good point. was about to try "copy con com1" and "copy com1 con" but i suppose hyperterminal might work even better
<8> teraterm....
<9> hi folks :)
<9> i have in my hard disk an image
<9> and i want to use it with qemu
<9> how can i do that? :)
<8> qemu -hda image
<9> that's all? :)
<7> hm. alright. i tried using putty and that gets characters across just nicely
<8> bodod1: No. I can recommend reading the available documentation.
<8> bodod1: It is quite good.
<9> dagb: ok, thank you! :)
<8> Kasperle: qemu emulates a 16450. Can windbg work with that?
<8> Can you get putty to talk at 115200 in qemu? What bps does windbg require?
<7> dagb: i'm using putty at 115k2 and that's what windbg tries to use by default as well
<9> hi again :)
<9> well it tells me things about /dev/kqemu
<9> it's unavailable he saids
<9> i'm on FC6
<9> and i've done: yum install qemu
<9> should i yum install kqemu too?
<8> bodod1: looks like you're all set then. All that remains is to read the documentation.
<5> bbl ....
<9> dagb: :) sure, but actually i'm so in a hurry to see it working ;)
<9> dagb: i've read all the page in the wiki
<8> this too? bodod1: http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/kqemu-doc.html
<8> or you can just tell qemu to not use kqemu
<9> it's optional for a start, right?
<8> exactly
<9> it's meant to accelerate the emulation?
<8> yup
<9> :)
<9> no the image i have is an osx tiger one
<9> it starts but hangs
<9> anyway, i'd like to try it with windows
<9> i have windows installed on a partition
<9> no image, but an install
<9> how can i use that installation?
<7> you probably can't because windows doesn't like it when you change all of its hardware at once
<9> Kasperle: you're right, yes...
<7> plus, if it would even boot, it'd probably ask you to re-activate your copy of windows
<9> grrr! :)
<10> Is kqemu in CVS anywhere?
<11> Hello
<12> shawarma: not yet
<13> what does exactly qemu do with the -smb option
<13> I mean does it run a samba server?, does it uses and already running?
<10> Where is the bugtracker?
<10> Or perhaps there is none?
<14> bug tracker? there's a bug tracker? :)
<14> I think there is one somewhere
<14> http://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?group=qemu, but I don't think it gets used
<15> shawarma ,yeah there is one somewhere..i dont know where...
<10> Ok... Where do I report problems then? The development mailing list?
<14> shawarma: right
<14> you shouldn't use the bug tracker
<10> Ok.
<10> Thanks.
<14> shawarma: posts to the mailing list should get through faster if you're subscribed, btw
<10> sdbrady: Oh, obviously.
<16> LinuxAWAY: was disconnected... qemu will start a new smbd process on host (can find config file in /tmp).
<17> trying to compile 0.9.0 on ubuntu and getting "./configure: 372: Syntax error: Bad fd number"
<10> sdbrady: What info should I provide? Version of kqemu, qemu, the kernel and the versions of gcc used to compile them, the register dumps and what else?
<10> ConstyXIV: Are you by any chance under Ubuntu?
<17> shawarma: reread my last line
<10> ConstyXIV: LOL. Whoops.
<17> so? anything?
<10> ConstyXIV: It's because the configure script contains a bashism and Ubuntu uses dash.
<10> ConstyXIV: Change the #!/bin/sh at the top to #!/bin/bash
<17> shawarma: thanks much
<10> ConstyXIV: Any time.
<18> Huy guys, did anybody could upgrade to IE7 when running qEmu on a macBook?
<19> hey, how can i mount an image that contains partitions?
<20> if it's a raw image, use lomount
<19> k, thanks
<21> of mount -o loop,offset=$((512*$N))
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