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<0> bogomips:
<0> 7.10
<0> cpu MHZ: 3.580
<1> yep ;/
<0> ?
<1> the initial tick/second calculation is busted
<1> in the windows port
<0> hrm
<0> there a fix?
<1> yeah. I made a patch that reverts to old rdtsc method
<0> but I have to figure out how to compile :-)
<1> nah - also made some binaries ;p
<1> just trying to find the link
<1> 9th post (including 1st) here: http://qemu.dad-answers.com/viewtopic.php?t=1706
<0> k... & no one is answering in slax.... do you remember how to quit x? :-p
<1> ctrl-alt-backspace ?
<1> usually the key shortcut to kill the X server
<0> thank ya
<0> been awhile since I played in linux
<0> the diff is just the patch?
<0> or do I need it & the zip?
<1> the archive has everything needed to run qemu (also has patch used). the post has an attachment of the patch.
<0> k
<0> thank ya
<1> hi blight_
<2> hey people I just installed qemu and I needed to do a kernal update it seems, I'm running Ubuntu but when I rebooted the entrys in my boot had Debian GNU/Linux on them, any idea what thats about?
<1> Wipster: it is not something related to qemu.... but you can edit the title(s) in /boot/grub/menu.lst ask in #ubuntu for more help.
<2> yeh I tried, s'going so fast my message gets lost, but thanks anyway
<3> hi dignome,whats up?
<1> not much. about to go to sleep really.
<3> i see
<2> Ok I have peroosed the FAQ and how to's and I still have a newbie question, how do I get qemu to boot from my hard drive (sda) cause I'm trying out gfxboot themes
<4> first: be sure to have a backup of said disk
<4> then p*** -hda /dev/sda to qemu
<4> make sure, that nothing of sda is mounted, before trying (or you'll certainly fry your filesystem).
<2> ah.............. so if Im booting off it and I wana test my bootloader screen............ I cant?
<4> you can, but i'ts likely that you'll corrupt your filesystem (if it's only read during boot, then there should not be a problem, but can you be sure of this?)
<4> if you just want to test boot-screens (not sure, if qemu provides a framebuffer), you'd better crate a small testimage with just grub+theme installed
<4> additinally you might want to place a kernel+initrd there.
<2> hmmm
<2> ok cheres
<5> jamasi: i test bootup sequence often with qemu, it's safe since i keep /dev/hda read-only
<4> ok, so p***ing root=/...,ro is sufficient?
<5> jamasi: i do chmod g-w /dev/hda; sudo chown root.lindi /dev/hda
<4> ok, that's a bit stronger then.
<4> might be worth adding to the faq
<6> I'm trying to load an OS from an .img file...
<6> I do it in bochs setting the floppy as the file .img
<6> In qemu I'm using: qemu file.img
<6> but it does'nt works...
<6> can someone help me ??
<5> jamasi: maybe, it's quite handy. i often upgrade systems remotely so making sure the system boots i nice
<5> robas: "/usr/bin/file file.img"?
<6> lindi-, no... file.img is the os image file....
<6> lindi-, I'm trying to boot directly from the os image... without using a "virtual hd"
<6> is it possible ?
<5> robas: please run "/usr/bin/file file.img"
<5> and tell me the output
<7> qemu -fda file.img
<7> actually you probably need qemu -fda file.img -boot a
<8> There is a "qemu -hda image", a "qemu -hdb image" .. what about a "qemu -hde image" ?!???
<9> Hello?
<9> Are you all idlers?
<9> I am now impatient.
<9> Raimi : Thanks
<9> Raimi I want to mount the drive as hde.
<9> I have image from ole harddisk.
<7> you only get hd[efgh] with a secondary ide controller (usually connected to the pci bus). qemu only emulates a single controller so no dice
<9> darn
<9> SO there is no way I can use QEMU with my harddrive?
<6> aliguori, thanks guy =)
<9> Its partitioned with hde1 hde2 etc.
<10> Dabian: Why exactly do you need it to be hde?
<6> aliguori, I was away, now I came back and tryed your suggestion =)) succesfull
<10> qemu emulates a whole PC. The emulated hardware has nothing to do with any real hardware you have.
<9> pbrook : The old motherboard used hde instead of hda... I think because ultradma was new back then.. it had EIDE as primary controller.
<10> So?
<9> So .. all the setup expects stuff to be on hde.
<9> how do I boot? its lilo ..
<10> Same way you would on a real machine.
<9> I can do "boot: linux root=/dev/hda3 # and simular .. but ..
<9> ok
<10> Right.
<9> so there is no easy way .. thanks for the helpt .)
<9> I just couldn't belive it was impossible :)
<9> pbrook : Btw .. would I be able to install windows xp and play Oblivion for instance?
<9> I have amd64bit 4200+ with 7900gtx card and 2GB 800Mhz ddr2 memory.
<9> OK .. I was just kidding ...
<9> I need to thank pbrook - my old computer is now booting up!
<9> pbrook : You're a dreadful nice guy, pbrook!
<4> I'd like to have qemu to emulate a 2nd ide-controller, too.
<9> jamasi : I solved my problem already ..
<10> jamasi: It's not hard to implement.
<9> jamasi : But I can't think it would be hard to code.
<4> for me the reason would be to use up to 8 diskimages simutanious.
<10> Qemu also has a SCSI controller you could use.
<9> jamasi : Go SCSI?
<4> wold you mind hacking that little patch paul?
<4> *would
<10> jamasi: Already there, it's just #if 0'ed out, and not wired up to any commandline options.
<4> ok, if it's that simple.
<10> You should also be able to have multiple scsi controllers without any problems if you really need lots of disks.
<10> It might break if you try and attach more than 7 devices to a scsi controller.
<9> Is it hard to get qemu on net? (Havn't checked faq yet)
<10> It should just work by default.
<9> it doesn't seem to.
<9> hmm .. that makes me wonder .. how did this computer get online? Could they be trying to use the same ip, generating an error?
<4> with user-net qemu answers dhcp requests of the guest and ***igns a gateway + does virtual nat.
<9> I have not dhcp..
<4> then ***ign the settings manually: ip: 10.0.2.15 gw 10.0.2.2
<9> it does
<9> but its probably same ip as the hsot ....
<9> (where 'hsot' is 'host')
<9> Which server do I use for X?
<9> I tried the cirrus one ..
<4> you can try generic vesa, if cirrus does not want to work.
<9> of cause ..
<9> then agian .. I guess its because it doesn't find my monitor?
<9> (EE) No devices detected.
<9>
<9> Fatal server error:
<9> no screens found
<4> hmm, I've never tried linux inside of qemu.
<4> but it should be possible
<9> What you tried? OpenBSD?
<9> windows?
<9> beos
<9> ?
<9> OS/2 ?
<9> hmm .. its not really working .. going to try VESA again ..
<9> (though VESA kidna ****s)
<9> s/dna/nda/
<4> usually I just use win98 on linux+winXP host
<4> but then I tried reactOS, too.
<9> It is good?
<9> (yet)
<4> it's getting useful. have a look at their page. some apps are already working nicely.
<9> Oblivion is somewhat distant yet thoug, I guess?
<9> Bonkers from comcast net?
<11> ya?
<11> I do have comcast internet
<4> Dabian, http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=4596 you might want to add to this.
<9> tnx
<9> Bonkers : I saw the video .. it was fun.
<11> video?
<9> I need to go to movie theatre .. later!
<12> hello
<6> I'm using "-net nic macaddr=00:00:00:00:00:01" but it doesn't changes the mac addres recognized by the so
<6> anyone have any idea?
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