On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Vesselin Peev wrote:
Yes, it does, thanks. Saves a finger stretch and one hitting one more key :).
Also, one could hit them in any order, and any number of keys between them.
Someone probably should wip together a patch to sent Ctrl and Alt keyup
events to the guest when
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Michael wrote:
is it possible, that several (for example two) guests communicate to one
qemu host, which has only one network interface and every os has it's
own static ip-address?
Yes, with TUN networking this works fine. Have used this in
- bridged including the host
On Tue, Oct 25, 2005 at 11:46:00PM +0200, Leonard paniq Ritter wrote:
> as most of you might already be aware, qemu 0.7.2 doesnt compile with
> gcc 4.
>
> is there a patch available?
>
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Yes, but I caution you
as most of you might already be aware, qemu 0.7.2 doesnt compile with
gcc 4.
is there a patch available?
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Hi,
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Christian Wiese wrote:
> I now find some little time to load and test the demo cd.
> I forgot that zetaboot.img is the first track of the cd. So you need to
> extract the boot-floppy-file first. You can do this with isobuster for
> instance. With this BootImgage.img you c
hi qemu list,
is it possible, that several (for example two) guests communicate to one
qemu host, which has only one network interface and every os has it's
own static ip-address?
For me, only one guest and a qemu host with static ip-address
configuration communicate with each other (and with the
I just installed the QemuManager 2.0a and KQemu 0.7.2 on a new Windows
XP SP2 machine using an AMD Athlon 65 Processor 3200+. It seems the
virtual machine works normally for Windows XP Pro guest with and
without KQemu enabled. However, for Windows 98 SE with KQEmu enabled,
the virtual machine fre
Vesselin Peev a écrit :
On 10/25/05 "Djame Seddah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
by the way all ppc are neutral, you only have to set one bit in order
to change the endianness
My understanding is that existing Mac OSX for PPC does not support the
the execution of little-endian PPC programs w
On 10/25/05 "Djame Seddah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
by the way all ppc are neutral, you only have to set one bit in order to
change the endianness
My understanding is that existing Mac OSX for PPC does not support the the
execution of little-endian PPC programs without jumping through hoop
Hello, André,
On 10/25/05, André Braga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That actually IS true if you only use the Cocoa framework abstractions
to manipulate all data structures. They are endian-agnostic (i.e.,
they perform implicit conversions).
Uh-oh, I shouldn't have opened my mouth not having t
Hi Johannes,
Please try this: do not go to the monitor, but hit Ctrl and Alt without
any other key. I bet the keyboard works after that...
Yes, it does, thanks. Saves a finger stretch and one hitting one more key
:).
Also, one could hit them in any order, and any number of keys between them.
by the way all ppc are neutral, you only have to set one bit in order to
change the endianness
André Braga a écrit :
That actually IS true if you only use the Cocoa framework abstractions
to manipulate all data structures. They are endian-agnostic (i.e.,
they perform implicit conversions).
Hello again,
I now find some little time to load and test the demo cd.
I forgot that zetaboot.img is the first track of the cd. So you need to
extract the boot-floppy-file first. You can do this with isobuster for
instance. With this BootImgage.img you can emulate a proper boot disk.
But for o
Hi,
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Vesselin Peev wrote:
> I have found when I do so, I can't use the keyboard once everything is up and
> running (the mouse works). To work around that, go to the monitor momentarily
> (doing nothing there) and then back. The keyboard will work then.
Please try this: do no
That actually IS true if you only use the Cocoa framework abstractions
to manipulate all data structures. They are endian-agnostic (i.e.,
they perform implicit conversions).
On 10/25/05, Vesselin Peev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Steve Jobs and his marketing machine is the culprit for the disinf
The Zeta boot disk requires 2.88MB floppy emulation. I suppose QEMU
still doesn't support that.
On 10/25/05, Ulf Magnusson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That gets me (with -fda substituted for -floppy, which isn't a valid option)
> an error from the QEMU BIOS that the disk is not bootable. It's too
On 10/22/05, Jim C. Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 04:05:08PM -0500, James Lancaster wrote:
>
> This doesn't suprise me. I hacked the source code so qemu doesn't grab the
> mouse, and just disable mouse acceleration in the guest. It works beautifully
> for me.
>
> The r
On Tue, Oct 25, 2005 at 10:08:38AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi
>
> I downloaded qemu from internet (the .exe binary) and try to run it on
> windows nt. but it fails to start. It just exits silently and nothing
> happens. This is polish version of windows nt workstation with service pack
>
Hi Radek,
Perhaps someone knows better, but have you tried "qemu -L . freedos.dsk" or
"qemu -L bios freedos.dsk" from within the QEMU installation directory (and,
of course, adjusting the path to "freedos.dsk" appropriately in that case)?
Hope that helps,
Vesko
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Hi, Wesley,
The QEMU docs at http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/qemu-doc.html read the
following regarding one of QEMU's command-line parameters::
`-loadvm file'
Start right away with a saved state (loadvm in monitor)
Append this option and the saved state filename to the command line that y
Hi,
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Wesley Parish wrote:
> when restoring a vm state saved to a file?
>
> Eg, do I fire up qemu with this sort of invocation:
> qemu -boot c -hda
How ´bout
qemu -hda -loadvm
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Hello,
Such a QEMU capability would be quite useful once the Intel Macs start
becoming widespread. While you could make a Universal Binary without
changees, it is likely that the average app would experience various issues,
some of them very subtle, when executed on Intel, because the latter i
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 10:20:07 +0300, Vesselin Peev wrote:
> My part for now has been done for now (the oszoo.org server got the full
> file; ready for review). I trust you will find the image fit for use.
The file is here. In a few hours the oszoo.org page will be updated.
I've received also a Cen
That gets me (with -fda substituted for -floppy, which isn't a valid
option) an error from the QEMU BIOS that the disk is not bootable. It's
too large (1.8Mb) to fit on a regular floppy anyhow.On 10/23/05, Christian Wiese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry, haven´t the files here till now.But maybe y
when restoring a vm state saved to a file?
Eg, do I fire up qemu with this sort of invocation:
qemu -boot c -hda
then later jump into the monitor and
loadvm
Or is there some other sequence of events? Some other method of importing the
saved vm filename?
Thanks
Wesley Parish
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Hi
I downloaded qemu from internet (the .exe binary) and try to run it on
windows nt. but it fails to start. It just exits silently and nothing
happens. This is polish version of windows nt workstation with service pack
6. I tried different versions of qemu from 0.7.0 to 0.7.2 but with the same
re
Hello,
"Mike Kronenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is very helpful indeed!
There where a lot of questions lately about ppc emulation. Could you post
the resulting image to http://free.oszoo.org ? So people have a easy
solution to test ppc emulation? I think hetz would also be happy to hav
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