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<0> Are you using a kernel compiled for wemu?
<0> s/wemu/qemu/
<1> no.. a kernel for the mipsel box
<0> That's why it doesn't work then.
<0> mips kernels are very specific to the system they're running on.
<1> yes
<1> so its maybe interesting to examine http://prdownload.berlios.de/ar7-firmware/qemu-ar7.tar.bz2
<1> its the src
<0> Whay exactly do you want us to do with it?
<0> "Look random source" isn't likely to get you very helpful answers.
<0> Likewise posting links to random broken patches won't get you far either.
<1> its so hard? look at the ar7 modified source to get ar7 support into normal qemu.
<1> now i have to go sleeping
<2> gnite
<3> is there a shortcut key to get into any kind of bios on qemu?
<4> no
<3> k
<3> yeah, i think xp us running faster than my real xp install
<4> there is an alternate bios that has a user menu, but afaik it doesn't work well with qemu at the moment.
<3> this is better than vmware
<3> im impressed
<5> ah dang
<5> i fail to install sles9 in my debian-based amd64 qemu
<5> can anyone help me out with a snapshot of their sles9/amd64 filesystem? :)
<6> is the use of mmap to map a file into qemu's memory agains qemu's design?
<7> TheHIK: i dont know - what makes you think so?
<6> h725: qemu internally provides many helper functions and I am not sure if there is something similar
<7> TheHIK: are you refering to qemu_malloc, qemu_free et al?
<6> h725: yes, functions like that
<7> TheHIK: well in my osdep.c (for the qemu_mallooc example) its a simple wrapper around malloc - i guess this is in place for "multi-host-platform-support" - at least i >GUESS< :-)
<5> can't i let qemu p*** the nic to my physical nic? and just get anoterh IP from dhcp?
<7> Raimi: look for bridging in the howtos/docs/forums whatever
<5> ok, thanks
<5> oh boy. this _is_ difficult
<5> think i got spoiled by vmware :)
<7> Raimi: get yourself familiar with brctl and your settled ;-)
<5> yeah well.. i think i could manage this
<5> but my actual plan is to through this vm away once i get oracle isntalled into it
<5> i run debian on amd64
<5> and that is not supported by oracle
<5> so i fake myself a SLES-9 and jail it into a chroot once it's running
<5> that's at least the plan
<5> so i dont want to do that much wich qemu today
<5> samba it is, then
<5> ...which doesnt work
<5> oh man
<5> damit. the dhcp server stopped serving for my installed system ?!
<5> is that a faq?
<6> Raimi: are you sure the server stopped _answering_?
<5> well.. i start dhclient in my guest and there is no response
<5> tcpdump in the guest just shows the requests
<6> options to qemu?
<5> -m 1024 \
<5> -soundhw pcspk \
<5> sorry -net nic -hda <file>
<5> that's it
<5> qemu-system-x86_64 on amd64
<7> Raimi: try without the -net nic option
<7> that'll give you user-net
<6> try "-net nic -net user"
<6> or what h725 said :)
<5> hum?
<5> the sad thing is: it worked earlier - i borked something but dunno what
<5> :)
<5> i didnt figure that the hardest part of his adventure would be to connect my host with the guest
<7> afaik -net nic alone is not supposed to work?!
<7> s/pp/p/
<5> it is according to the manpage
<6> I had never success with a single -net
<5> aw f***g hell that's it
<5> ok, now for that smb experiment...
<0> Raimi: No it's not.
<5> well, at least i got a network inside my guest
<5> ok, i can ssh in now but the samba trick doesnt work
<5> probably due to host-magic
<5> is that a common problem? or is it just me being unable to run sles-9 as the guest?
<5> (man that OS is so much no fun anymore)
<5> wow. 1.3MB/s when copying with scp from host to guest
<5> sorry if i annoy you all - this is very exciting :)
<8> hello
<9> is there an example ifup-qemu somewhere?
<8> Rubin: sure, in faq
<10> hi
<9> is there a shortcut for doing vt switches in the guest os?
<9> ctrl-alt-2, 'sendkeys ctrl-alt-fx', ctrl-alt-2 <-- gets old
<8> Rubin: the shortcut just happen to conflict with ctrl-alt sequence; I'm not aware of a workaround
<8> btw do you need a switch between linux text-mode consoles?
<10> how about using "chvt"?
<9> usually from x to text and back
<11> Rubin, there is no way to trap ctrl-alt-fx in linux :-(
<9> aliguori, is there a way to bind some other keys to do sendkey sequences?
<9> ctrl-shift-fx or something
<11> Rubin, if you're willing to hack the code, it wouldn't be hard
<9> nah, im not hehe
<10> :)
<9> be easier to hack the guest os to chvt on some other combo :P
<9> that, or maybe make it so i can ssh in to it from the host
<11> Rubin, you may find -monitor stdio useful. at least then you don't have to use ctrl-alt-2 to switch to the monitor
<9> hmm yeah that would help
<8> heh alt-arrow would take you to X but not back
<9> when using the -net user, theres a way to forward ports back right?
<10> redir IIRC
<10> -redir i mean
<9> ahh there it is
<9> funny they didnt call it -net redir
<10> well, that's all I remember back to qemu < 0.8.0
<10> but please check the updated documentation for clarification
<9> yeah i found it
<10> ok
<10> hope that helps
<9> hrm. if i want to make a backup of my qcow image before issuing a commit..
<9> cp seems to just go forever
<10> gcow is still used by qemu when you did cp?
<8> Rubin: i bet it's sparse, cp --sparse then
<10> correct!!
<8> heh --sparse is default
<10> how did I forget that...
<10> grrrr
<8> --sparse=always then
<8> though it is not a good idea to copy image in use :)
<10> yeah
<2> moin
<8> hello nox
<2> moin garrison
<8> nox-: interested in freebsd with re 8139 driver?
<2> oh you got it working?
<8> nox-: I have an idea
<2> do tell :)
<8> nox-: i remember the problem is that re driver excpects the transmission buffer to be reset somewhere shortly after loopback test is completed
<2> yeah
<2> but that isnt enough, scp still doesnt work if you do that
<8> nox-: and I do not know which register write is causing that buffer reset
<2> me neither
<8> nox-: I did not even went that far I remember, but now I have the freebsd installed in qemu :)
<2> ah
<8> nox-: do you think I need updated reebsd iso? I still have 6.1-RC1-i386
<2> i dont think re(4) was updated since...
<2> or are you thinking about security fixes? if you want those use 6.1-R and then run freebsd-update
<8> ok, I'm now looking at register access sequence again
<8> no, I have user-net and firewall so it's safe :)
<2> heh
<8> nox-: once I get to freebsd-update... you know :)
<2> you can use ed for that
<8> nox-: that would be no fun
<2> :)
<9> is there a clipboard mechanism?
<2> only if you run x clients displaying on the host
<9> i ended up using netcat to push it to the host
<9> ssh doesn like that port 22 has one key and 2022 has another :)
<2> you could also remvoe the other one from ~/.ssh/known_hosts
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