Ah, I need to get that how-to up, only Anthony tried it and he never
seems to need a HOWTO :-)
thanks, I am glad you are interested, I will test it again and
probably put a HOWTO up at linuxbios.org, which could be cloned at the
kvm web site.
ron
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On 9/14/07, Cam Macdonell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Ron,
>
> This would be interesting to try, especially if booting is noticeably
> faster that bochs.
It would definitely be interesting to try.
Cheers,
Jorge
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This
Hi Ron,
This would be interesting to try, especially if booting is noticeably
faster that bochs.
Did you get that how-to up?
Thanks,
Cam
ron minnich wrote:
> Somebody here at OLS was asking me about linuxbios on kvm. Well, that
> was too much to resist.
>
> Short form: it works, uses a grub-
On 7/2/07, Arnd Bergmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Very nice. I'm curious though since I've never used Linuxbios before:
> what operating systems can it load? Only Linux, anything that comes
> as an ELF image, or even proprietary operating systems?
pretty soon, anything grub can load. For now
On Saturday 30 June 2007, ron minnich wrote:
> Somebody here at OLS was asking me about linuxbios on kvm. Well, that
> was too much to resist.
>
> Short form: it works, uses a grub-like interface that does not use
> BIOS callbacks. It's noticeably faster to boot than Bochs. I realize
> that it's a
ron minnich wrote:
> Somebody here at OLS was asking me about linuxbios on kvm. Well, that
> was too much to resist.
>
> Short form: it works, uses a grub-like interface that does not use
> BIOS callbacks. It's noticeably faster to boot than Bochs. I realize
> that it's all pretty fast but linuxbio
Somebody here at OLS was asking me about linuxbios on kvm. Well, that
was too much to resist.
Short form: it works, uses a grub-like interface that does not use
BIOS callbacks. It's noticeably faster to boot than Bochs. I realize
that it's all pretty fast but linuxbios is 32-bit code, so there is
