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When [[Bochs]] mysteriously stopped being able to run [[Windows 98|Win98]], I found that Qemu was able to use the exact same .img file Bochs had been using, and it did manage to load Win98 quite easily. It would appear, then, that the setup for Qemu on Linux is probably quite similar to that of [[Bochs on Linux|Bochs]]. | When [[Bochs]] mysteriously stopped being able to run [[Windows 98|Win98]], I found that Qemu was able to use the exact same .img file Bochs had been using, and it did manage to load Win98 quite easily. It would appear, then, that the setup for Qemu on Linux is probably quite similar to that of [[Bochs on Linux|Bochs]]. | ||
===Current issues=== | ===Current issues=== | ||
| − | *"warning: could not open /dev/net/tun: no virtual network emulation" | + | * 2005-12-29 Current repository version of Qemu no longer says "warning: could not open /dev/net/tun: no virtual network emulation", but still can't see anyone on network except the local (virtual) machine. DHCP is not fetching an IP address. |
| − | *Need to figure out how to mount an .img file | + | * Need to figure out how to mount an .img file -- although it's probably not safe to write to an .img while it's in use by the emulator, so this actually wouldn't be all that useful once you've got a bootable, networked OS. Networking is the way to exchange files. |
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==Related Articles== | ==Related Articles== | ||
* [[Qemu Manpages]] | * [[Qemu Manpages]] | ||
Revision as of 22:17, 29 December 2005
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This article is about setting up and running the Qemu emulator on Linux.
Notes
When Bochs mysteriously stopped being able to run Win98, I found that Qemu was able to use the exact same .img file Bochs had been using, and it did manage to load Win98 quite easily. It would appear, then, that the setup for Qemu on Linux is probably quite similar to that of Bochs.
Current issues
- 2005-12-29 Current repository version of Qemu no longer says "warning: could not open /dev/net/tun: no virtual network emulation", but still can't see anyone on network except the local (virtual) machine. DHCP is not fetching an IP address.
- Need to figure out how to mount an .img file -- although it's probably not safe to write to an .img while it's in use by the emulator, so this actually wouldn't be all that useful once you've got a bootable, networked OS. Networking is the way to exchange files.