Avi Kivity wrote:
IIRC the rombios32.c writes to the memory it is in, so it expects RAM,
not ROM.
kvm doesn't support ROM, so it would work. Qemu doesn't, so it would fail.
You can specify either RAM or ROM in Qemu, but you have to edit the C code.
If you need RAM in the low 640K, your choices are roughly 0x300..0x340
or in the EBDA.
-hpa
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