Great. What I recall happens is that the Windows 2000 APM driver calls
the APM bios function 0x0B (Get PM Event) every second and, should the
APM bios be aware of an event (such as that the power button has been
pressed) it signals this in the return value of the function.
Thereafter, the
Hello,
I wish to emulate a SPARC32 machine on my x86 running linux (2.6.8). I
currently have qemu 0.7.0 running and am able to use user SPARC emulation for
simple programs. I do not require extensive SPARC CPU support (network, pci,
etc..) mainly wish to have a limited OS executing. Is the
HI !
so the problem whth 2.6.X and qemu on a console was is simply that
the default 2.6.X kernel settings is to have the serial
console disabled and thus no output when booting with -nographic
2.4.X had it on by default.. The parameters (-append root=/dev/hda) don't
cause any problems no
On Mon, 9 May 2005, Der Herr Hofrat wrote:
console= only would influence the output of init and beond
atleast up to the attempt to open the console
the kernel messages should appear any way.
as they do with 2.4.21.
You don't get any kenel console output in Linux-2.4 or Linux-2.6 if
console= is
Hi,
I guess this is a question for Fabrice only, as I didn't test qvm86 yet.
When using qemu as a test environment for Xen I have a crash for linux
domain0 when kqemu is loaded but it runs fine when launched with
-no-kqemu.
Crash seems to happen on hotplug (I can provide a backtrace if this is
For whatever it is worth I get the following errors trying to
compile qemu with kqemu on a Fedora Core 3 system. This system has been
modified to install Eciplse and GCC 4.0 from Fedora Core 4 test 2, but is
otherwise a Fedora Core 3 system.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] qemu-0.7.0]#
Tinnemeyer, Jorn wrote:
Hello,
I wish to emulate a SPARC32 machine on my x86 running linux (2.6.8).
I currently have qemu 0.7.0 running and am able to use user SPARC
emulation for simple programs. I do not require extensive SPARC CPU
support (network, pci, etc..) mainly wish to have a limited OS
On Tue, 10 May 2005, Fabrice Bellard wrote:
Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Hi,
At the moment, QEMU does not compile with GCC 4.0.
You can find the GCC 3.x RPMS in your installation media, along with
instructions how to use the GCC 3.x instead of GCC 4.
I just updated the FAQ with this
The patch below fixes a bug in the dumping of arm VFP register variables.
Paul
Index: target-arm/translate.c
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diff -u -p -r1.24 translate.c
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