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<0> how do i get the windows key to work in linux client ?
<1> gnite
<2> anyone in here use vde and qemu?
<3> yes.
<3> make sure to use a up-to-date vde
<3> below 2.0 doesn't work with new QEMU.
<2> I just built vde 2.1.1
<3> ah, what's the problem?
<2> sendto: Bad file descriptor
<2> Admittedly, I've just started poking around.
<2> Is there a good howto?
<3> hmm, never had that problem.
<3> I think sendto is a socket call.
<3> check the channel header
<3> there's also a slackware dev's HOWTO
<3> should be easily found on google.
<3> you might want to try stracing on Linux
<3> might tell you if it's looking for a AF_INET socket, and is hence a network problem, or a AF_UNIX socket
<2> could I see your qemu command line?
<3> sure, one sec.
<2> at least the relevant parts
<3> qemu -kernel-kqemu (not on Win install) -m memoryamount -smp 2
<3> -localtime(if Windows) -boot c(d if CD) -cdrom /path/to -hda /path/to
<3> of course, the parts in parens are comments.
<3> QEMU-Launcher is a good graphical frontend.
<3> I use -smp 2 (the VM will simulate 2 processors) because it solves a problem I have where qemu won't run on my P-M processor without it
<3> if it's looking for a AF_UNIX socket
<2> hmm
<3> the problem is probably permissions
<2> where are the vde bits?
<3> not in there.
<3> check the manpages
<3> anyway, vde dumps a FIFO (I think) to the filesystem at /var/run
<3> by default, now.
<3> older version of vde used /tmp.
<3> nevermind, it dumps a socket file.
<2> well, the man pages led me to believe I needed to use 'vdeq qemu ....'
<3> that should work.
<3> what QEMU are you using?
<2> 0.8.2
<3> hmm. that should work, unless someone fiddled with stuff again.
<3> check to see if the vde process has the right permissions to be able to write a socket into /var/run
<3> that is the likely problem.
<2> nah, first I had the tap device down, second I had -net vde,sock= wront
<2> *wrong
<2> the vdeq wrapper is kinda silly.
<2> Thanks for the help though.
<2> Moin
<4> where can i get older releases of qemu (needed for older glibc)
<2> cvs?
<4> there is no tar.gz package?
<2> I'm not much of a cvs user, but I guess you could "check out" an older "tag"
<4> okay, thanks so far
<2> How old?
<4> glibc 2.3
<2> I'm running 2.3.4 here
<2> I'm using 0.8.2 and cvs both.
<5> http://qemu.org/qemu-0.x.x.tar.gz - seems to keep the old release around
<4> okay, perhaps i have an older glib, currently using another os
<2> k
<2> there are cvs tags going back to 0.5.1
<2> How to check them out? No idea?
<6> man cvs ?
<2> heh
<7> hi
<7> i'm having a problem when trying to run an x86 binary...
<7> it searches the libs in /usr/lib before than $PWD
<7> so it loads the ppc ones
<7> how could i solve this?
<7> $ qemu-i386 ./firefox-bin
<7> ./firefox-bin: error while loading shared libraries: /usr/lib/libmozjs.so: ELF file data encoding not little-endian
<8> j/ #elfdev
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