Charles Duffy wrote:
Michael Malone wrote:
If you're trying to use virt-manager, then don't.
Virt-manager stops you from having access to a bunch of the
underlying features
of kvm/qemu such as serial ports. I'm told they're working on it,
but it's only useful
for a basic setup at the moment.
Michael Malone wrote:
If you're trying to use virt-manager, then don't.
Virt-manager stops you from having access to a bunch of the underlying
features
of kvm/qemu such as serial ports. I'm told they're working on it, but
it's only useful
for a basic setup at the moment.
Serial ports *are*
I have been trying to use kvm to do some microcontroller programming,
mostly with success - until I want to send an ascii NULL down the port.
(I don't know what's going on there, but if you have any ideas, that
would be
fantastic)Our communication protocol is very touchy about speeds, so the
bau
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 11:24 AM, Marc Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> First of all, is this the mailinglist to ask this question? Or should I
> ask it on the qemu lists?
>
> I'd like to run WinXP/ Vista within kvm and do microcontroller
> programming. My host is linux of course. I had some succ
First of all, is this the mailinglist to ask this question? Or should I
ask it on the qemu lists?
I'd like to run WinXP/ Vista within kvm and do microcontroller
programming. My host is linux of course. I had some success using the
qemu pre 0.8 way using slsnif. Setting baud rate to 115200 made som
