I had the same problem, I missed couple of SDL packages...
here is my package list under debian :
ii libsdl1.2-dev
1.2.11-8Simple DirectMedia Layer development
files
ii libsdl1.2debian
1.2.11-8Sim
Hi all,
question...
I'm a bit confused using the -march=xxx options for gcc when using a
kernel virtual machine...
Getting errors on smp when using the -march=nocoma for gcc... possibly
because smp is not fully supported yet I suppse.
I guess my question is, when installing kvm, is the virtu
Gregory Haskins wrote:
> On Tue, 2007-07-03 at 11:43 +0200, Benjamin Budts wrote:
>
>> 3* When I specify a mac address for my debian virtual machine eth0
>> changes to eth3 ... very very weird... it's not that bad, i just changed
>> my interfaces config file from
Hi there,
Sorry to bother the developpers list, I have couple of questions...
I've been testing kvm for couple of months with the following hardware :
S5000pal intel board
1x Duo Core Xeon 2.4
2048Gb DDR2 667 Ram
Western digital SATA 150 10K rpm disk.
I run kvm21 at the moment...(I need to upgr
whole thing with modules loaded and had the same
problem. recreated it manually with mknod...
i'm running the latest stable debian etch kernel 2.6.20.7
grtZ
Ben
Avi Kivity wrote:
> Benjamin Budts wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm running debian, installed kvm-18 fr
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Hi,
I'm running debian, installed kvm-18 from source, it installed fine...
I have an intel s5000pal motherboard with dual core xeon 64bit,
virtualization enabled in my bios.
question 1 : is it normal i dont have this file : qemu-system-x86_64 , i
only have the qemu fil
Hi,
I'm running debian, installed kvm-18 from source, it installed fine...
I have an intel s5000pal motherboard with dual core xeon 64bit,
virtualization enabled in my bios.
question 1 : is it normal i dont have this file : qemu-system-x86_64 , i
only have the qemu file in my /bin
kvm and kv
