Ok. I figured out how to resolve the problem, but through a work-around.
One main difference was I had to use qemu-img instead of dd to create the
disk images. The other was during the guest system install to make
logical partitions *not* primary partitions.
qemu-img create -f qcow d4.debian.
How do you start qemu AFTER the install is completed? Something like
this?
qemu -k fi -hda debian.ext2.dmg -hdb debian.swap.dmg
I can't get that far: It's not possible to complete the installation
because the drives used in -hda -hdb cannot be partitioned or mounted by
the installtio
At 03:16 PM 3/4/07, Lars D. NoodC)n wrote:
I can boot a variety of installer CDs (xubuntu and debian) and get the
same problem. Here is how I am firing up qemu:
qemu -k fi -cdrom debian-testing-i386-netinst.iso -boot d \
-hda debian.ext2.dmg-hdb debian.swap.dmg
However, the
How can I create disk images that I can use in qemu on OpenBSD to install
debian as a guest system?
I've got qemu installed on openbsd and have been trying to install some
guest systems but there is difficulty mounting any of the disk images.
The installation process seems to progess nicely, r
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