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<0> No
<1> ;0)
<0> WaxDragon: There are dynamiic HZ patches floating around.
<2> u get to change processor speed in Linux ???
<1> GreyGhost: I have cpufreq setup here on my host.
<1> That's not HZ though.
<0> GreyGhost: http://kerneltrap.org/node/464
<2> WaxDragon , ok
<2> :)
<1> Thanks pbrook
<1> I had to recompile my fedora kernel for use under vmware server.
<1> HZ=1000 was affecting the other guests.
<3> i wish i could get osx to boot in qemu :-D it just hangs though *sigh*
<1> hmm, this patch is for 2.4
<3> hmm
<3> my kqemu module loads, but it doesn't make the /dev/ entry.. any idea?
<4> has anyone looked at getting openbios to work with qemu's ppc emulation?
<1> Mikaku: Yes, I see what you see.
<2> SirFunk ,ever looked here .. http://qemu-forum.ipi.fi/viewforum.php?f=11 ?
<1> Mikaku: maybe this
<1> - Support for AMD Flash memories (Jocelyn Mayer)
<3> GreyGhost: oh, i don't think i've sen that thanks ill check that out
<2> SirFunk ,i've never used MacOSX myslef but hopeflly somewhere in those forums ur problem may be solveed :)
<2> and someone needs to fix the dad-answers link in the topic ..
<5> WaxDragon: tell me
<5> WaxDragon: what do you want to say with "- Support for AMD Flash memories (Jocelyn Mayer)" ?
<1> That's from the 0.8.2 overview changelog.
<1> Seems odd that something is reserving one MB?
<1> Just a guess.
<5> you mean that there was introduced some bug in this new support?
<1> I don't think it's a bug, but I don't know honestly.
<5> as you can see that behaviour only affects when using less than 16MB (more or less)
<5> if try with "-m 32" you get 32MB as expected
<4> GreyGhost: there's only one person here at the moment who can change the topic
<2> sdbrady ,may it be ChanelServ ?;)
<4> well, chanserv isn't a person :)
<4> GreyGhost: you'd have to ask pbrook, afaict
<4> if you do, best to supply the correct url :)
<6> topic needs updating...
<1> hee
<4> ah, okay :)
<6> err
<2> sdbrady ,u gouys dont know ? http://qemu-forum.ipi.fi/
<4> pbrook: ahh, that's who pj_mini is
<7> nice, "top" reported 101% CPU usage by qemu
<4> GreyGhost: oh, *I* know
<2> WaxDragon ,u do have?
<2> sdbrady ,,ok
<4> in fact, it's in the scrollback, but it'd be polite :)
<4> balrog-kun: dual core, I hope? :)
<7> sdbrady: yes, but it's still wrong :P
<4> nah, it's great
<4> woo
<4> GreyGhost: here's your chance ;)
<2> paveljanik ,u have admin access to the channel?
<2> sdbrady ,;)
<4> (might also want to mention kqemu being gpled... or maybe everyone knows by now? :)
<5> WaxDragon: as a workaround I can use the current binary but using the BIOS of the 0.8.1 version with the parameter -L ;)
<8> GreyGhost: yes.
<5> WaxDragon: it works, so the problem is in the BIOS!
<2> paveljanik ,want to cahange dad-nswers to http://qemu-forum.ipi.fi/ ?
<2> in the topic ..
<8> ok?
<2> paveljanik ,and mention GPL kqemu as sdbrady said ?
<4> nice :)
<2> paveljanik ,thanks :) that shouuld help many newbies coming in here :) like me :)
<4> 'licensed' ;)
<8> ok. feeld free to ping me in the future.
<7> i'd say "Official OS Support >chart<"
<4> paveljanik: thanks
<2> paveljanik ,thanks again :)
<5> WaxDragon: have to go, think about that! ;)
<2> night all
<1> ok
<9> hmm it seems whenever I try and run active sync to sync my cellphone through usb, qemu runs extremly slow
<9> but it isn't my computer because qemu is hardly doing anything at all
<10> wireddd: probably just a consequence of how host usb works. the usb trasnfers are blocking.
<10> i mean, how it works at the moment. it can be improved.
<11> hi
<12> Hi to all. I want to try the new kvm (kernel 2.6.20 feature) with qemu. Is this possible?
<11> michele: http://kidsquid.com/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/FrequentlyAskedQuestions#head-70481f032043e5dd29c659a4604d1321bce12e50
<11> (whooha, what happened to short urls?)
<12> Thanks! This question was started by a reading to a blog where someone said that it can... Thanks!
<11> I'm new to qemu myself, so here it comes: after starting qemu with -nographic I'm getting a "(qemu) " prompt
<11> but I cannot type anything in there
<11> ctrl-c or ctrl-z is doing nothing
<1> chris_go1: try ctrl-alt-2
<11> the cpu is spinning a bit, so I ****ume* it does something
<13> uh
<1> then try typing
<13> try ctrl-a
<1> er
<13> the problem is mostly likely that you p***ed the wrong kernel params
<13> so no output is coming to the serial port
<11> hm
<11> did not help
<11> ctrl-a-2 like in screen(1)? ctrl-a,2
<11> or ctrl+a+2
<13> ctrl-a then enter should bring you to the qemu prompt
<14> hello
<1> no, ctrl-a like aliguori said
<11> i already have the qemu prompt
<13> chris_go1: you can't type at it?
<11> same thing when starting *without* -nographic
<14> Do any one have a ilinux nstaller script for qemu and kqemu?
<13> chris_go1: you don't get any window at all?
<11> the OS starts up but ignores all inpout
<13> chris_go1: what's your command line?
<14> correction: Do any one have a linux installer script for qemu and kqemu?
<13> ubuntu_: just do a make install
<13> scripts aren't necessary
<11> wait
<14> aliguori: I'm a linux newbie and don't want to mess anything up
<13> ubuntu_: if you're afraid of doing make install, you really shouldn't be using third party kernel modules
<11> aliguori: qemu -cdrom i386-netbsd.iso -boot d
<13> wait a little bit, i'm sure that it'll show up in the ubuntu universe
<13> if it's not already there
<13> chris_go1: and it boots, you just can't type anything in the window?
<11> yes, exactly. although
<11> it says "use ctrl+alt to exit grab|
<13> chris_go1: -nographics definitely won't work btw unless the netbsd installer goes over serial
<11> and indeed, my mouse pointer is occupied by the qemu window
<11> ctrl+alt does not work, I can get out with alt+tab
<13> chris_go1: what version of qemu is this?
<11> cvs from yesterday
<11> aliguori: if you can display .tiff files, here's a screenshot: http://nerdbynature.de/scratch/netbsd_qemu.tiff
<11> (osx here, generating .tiff files from screenshots)
<13> oh
<11> the host system is a amd64
<13> are you using the cocoa interface?
<11> osx only displaying the qemu window
<11> no, sdl
<11> really, osx's X11 server is only displaying the (SDL rendered) window from the amd64 host
<13> chris_go1: you should try using cocoa
<11> ah, so when displaying the qemu window in osx env, these things can happen?
<11> ok
<11> but, what's with the (qemu) prompt, why can't I type in anything there?
<11> (when starting with -nographic)
<13> chris_go1: no, that's behaving as expected
<13> -nographic only works if the guest is using the serial port
<13> presumably, the bsd installer isn't using the serial port
<11> i thought the (qemu) prompt lets me control the qemu program
<11> s/thought/***umed/
<13> chris_go1: you can if you add -monitor stdio
<13> of course, it's possible your guest is hung
<13> that could be why you're seeing the problem you're seeing.. if it was stuck in an infinite loop
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