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<0> dudu_: from guest to host
<1> garrison: okay
<0> dudu_: do you configure setup to use DHCP?
<1> garrison: no
<1> garrison: telnet say no route to host
<0> dudu_: your ed0 is indeed not configured for ipv4 networking then
<0> dudu_: you need to read the qemu docs about network configuration again :)
<1> garrison: I will ! thank you :)
<1> garrison: just for information, I thought I would have problems with ftp and conntrack but it seems it's low-level, with qemu configuration
<0> dudu_: currently you cannot rule them out either
<1> garrison: Must I configure my tun0 after the launch of qemu ?
<0> dudu_: you do not use tun/tap in your qemu invocations, so no
<1> A last question: I use the freedos disk and qemu refuse to boot on it, says 55AA (but file says it's a boot floppy), is the disk image used by qemu is special ?
<2> bochs bios won't boot a floppy if it doesn't find the 55AA signature. this is something you can disable in qemu 0.8.2
<1> dignome: Okay, thks, so type it on the end of the first sector is a good hack ?
<1> dignome: But it is !
<3> how do i setup up nic card for qemu debian install ?
<2> don't p*** any -net parameters and use dhcp configuration in guest.
<3> qemu -hda c.img -cdrom /home/mlowe/iso/debian-31r2-i386-netinst.iso -boot d -m 128 -soundhw sb16,adlib -localtime -net should work ?
<1> dignome: DHCP without any server ?
<2> user mode networking has a dhcp server built in
<0> mlowe: depends on qemu version
<3> 8.2
<0> mlowe: remove -net
<0> hello hint
<0> hint: I'm playing with hw/lance.c - do you mind to replace tabs with spaces in it?
<4> does qemu use the user mode network stack by default?
<2> yes
<4> ah. didn't know that. sweet
<2> dudu_: if you have a hex editor offset 510 should be 0xaa and offset 511 0x55
<5> garrison: hi. I can do that
<0> hint: I'll do a patch to correct lance emulation a bit to follow 7990 chip docs then
<1> dignome: yes it have :(
<0> hint: you seem to replace spaces with tabs :)
<0> hint: I see intention is to leave spaces everywhere in source
<1> thank you every body, see you soon with the answers ;)
<5> garrison: if so, I made a mistake !
<0> hint: actually I have two versions of patch, with and without whitespace :)
<6> garrison: no whitespace at all.. trying to enter ioccc or something?
<0> ?
<6> garrison: you don't know what ioccc is, or you just don't understand the humor?
<0> malc__: looked up what ioccc is; now the code is much clearer than before :)
<6> hah
<6> garrison: something fabrice here repeatedly won btw :)
<0> malc__: It's hard to deal with at least 3 different ws conventions, ioccc issues aside
<6> garrison: just say no
<0> no
<6> great. all what's left is to teach your vi to do the same w.r.t. tabs
<0> malc__: I do not know if one can teach it to autopick 4/8 tabs per file using my "looks like not ioccc anymore" feeling
<7> augroup qemu
<7> autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead * if getcwd() =~ "qemu" | set et | endif
<7> autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead [mM]ake* set noet
<7> augroup END
<7> Does the trick for me.
<6> (setq auto-mode-alist
<6> (cons '(".*qemu/.*\\.\\(c\\|h\\)$" . qemu-c-mode)
<6> auto-mode-alist))
<6> is sooo much clearer
<6> uh-eh
<0> pbrook: so et would work with 4tab and 8tab?
<7> No, that's a different setting, but same principle applies.
<0> pbrook: mean, without setting tab size per file
<0> pbrook: I remember everything is indented with 4 spaces, some files has consistent indent with 4tab; lance.c has nice indent with 8tab
<0> hint: posted lance patch
<8> having a heck of a time getting QEMU to work on a Gentoo Hardened machine... made sure to compile with a vanilla compiler, and remove all PaX protection .. I'm not getting any error messages at all, either on the console, in dmesg, or /var/log/messages
<8> checked the FAQ and forums, can't seem to find anything that fits
<9> Adamant, did you try to strace it?
<8> yeah, I can try again
<7> Adamant: What exactly is the problem then?
<8> pbrook, I will not get a QEMU window to load
<7> Read the FAQ.
<8> I'm in X, with Xorg-7, and not in Xgl
<9> I think I had qemu runnning on hardened gentoo with PaX
<7> Adamant: http://kidsquid.com/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/FrequentlyAskedQuestions#head-b07f2ffbcc85ee892e4b307b0aebda562aeddc5d
<8> I re-emerged SDL
<9> but as i'm not infront of this pc right now, I cannot tell, if it's working right now. (but I remember the normal qemu-ebuild to do something related to hardened)
<8> but I guess that might not get the dev packages
<7> Adamant: In that case you should contact the gentoo maintainer.
<9> is there any eta on the custom code-gen / dyngen replacement?
<7> Not really.
<7> I'd be a lot happer with it if it did softmmu.
<7> There's lots of other things it doesn't do, but that's the only really major unsolved problem. The rest are mainly just a matter of coding and can be finished incrementally.
<7> As usual I have many more things I'd like to do than time to do them.
<9> right, time is a critical resource.
<10> Is WinXP hanging on boot or just taking a load of time to do anything?
<11> are you using at least -m 256 ?
<10> hmmm
<10> well, it hangs just after the 2nd stage loader
<10> and sits there with a "_" on the top left
<10> (non-blinking)
<11> ah ok, not sure about that then
<11> you installed it from within qemu?
<10> hmmm... no
<10> don't got the HD space
<10> (and ****, I won' updated that ALL again >_<)
<11> i guess if you installed it on bare hardware and then try using it in qemu it wont work for a few reasons
<10> mehzor
<10> lol, recursively running Linux is loads of fun
<12> lol
<11> i do it to run a program that only comes as a binary
<11> a couple actually
<10> well, since that doesn't works and Wine isn't worth s**t (see, censored this time!) I guess I'm stuck -_-
<10> punk-***: nah, I mena, booting the same partiiton over! xD
<11> ah
<9> yuriks_, see FAQ. you'll have to prepare (and better backup) your XP before trying to boot it in qemu just like you'd have to, if you were planing to put your hdd into another pc.
<10> jamasi: eh.. I arleady moved PC's just fine...
<9> yuriks_, but I suppose if you're just interested in running a few programmes. wine (with some dll copied from windows) would be the better solution.
<10> jamasi: nah, Wine IS useless, I arleady tried it, a lot
<9> I had quite some success with it.
<9> yuriks_, perhapps you could try, if your app is already working with reactos and install that into qemu.
<10> hmmm... reactos, do you think it would be worth a try?
<9> might be worth a short peek.
<12> peek, sure. use, not yet. ;0)
<9> according to their page some applications are already functional, so one might be lucky.
<11> how much hard drive space do you have?
<11> you can use qemu-img convert to shrink it quite a bit once everything is all installed
<10> punk-***: I have 1gb free on my linux parti, and 2gb free on my windows one
<10> so, no =P
<11> ow
<11> not enough to install it at first
<9> ROS won't need as much as XP, so I'd just try.
<10> http://www.oszoo.org/wiki/index.php/Category:Reactos_images buh?
<10> Windows is sad
<10> Windows XP ALONE takes 3gb, while my entire Linux system takes 4gb tops
<12> I install it on a 400MB partition all the time.
<9> I think you're better off installing a recent version of reactos
<12> 'tho I usually use 1GB for heavy testing.
<11> i think a default install of XP for me was about 1.2GB
<11> and it about halved with compression
<12> My current ros install is ~188MB
<12> What are you trying to run?
<10> Pro Pinball: Timeshock
<10> it was too sluggish or too fast on wine before, and now it doesn't starts
<12> hmm, I'll give you less than 50% for that. Anything else?
<10> (for example, 1fps on 800x600, and 10000000fps on 640x480)
<10> (note: it's a 2d game)
<9> isn't this even dos based?
<10> hmmm
<10> now that you talk about it
<10> there is a DOS verison
<10> I think it only does 320x240 tho
<9> hmm, dosbox comes to mind.
<10> yeah, only dosbox is... slow
<11> qemu runs dos fine
<10> this is a 2d game, but a 2d game with l33t GFX at that
<10> http://images.google.com/images?q=timeshock&sa=N&tab=wi
<8> btw, thanks pbrook
<8> turned out to be a USE flag problem
<9> what flag was missing Adamant?
<8> jamasi, I think I must have had 'sdl' missing
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