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Special Forums Hardware Filesystems, Disks and Memory QEMU not booting my image Post 302487772 by Corona688 on Thursday 13th of January 2011 01:57:34 PM
Old 01-13-2011
Bleh. I hate being sick. attempting to follow your steps now.

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I don't have qemu, and haven't figured out how to build pistachio yet, so I just used one of the many pre-built example disks they have on their download page. They come with grub and work fine and should be an excellent base to build your own project with. It's vfat, not ext2, but considering you're on a floppy disk... If your qemu refuses to boot one of those boot images, then it's a problem with qemu. If it's just a problem with your own image, it's a problem with this software, with which I have no experience.

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The 'make menuconfig' doesn't even recognize my escape key so I can't leave menus, and I have no idea what kernel options you built your kernel with anyway.
 

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qemuctl(1)																qemuctl(1)

NAME
qemuctl - Graphical control for qemu SYNTAX
qemuctl [-suspend-dir <dir>] [-suspend-file <filename>] [-qemu <qemu>] [-nowakeup] qemu-options DESCRIPTION
qemuctl is a gui that controls a qemu process with the built-in monitor of qemu. So you can change devices, suspend machines, save screen- shots, ... If you suspend a machine it will do the following macro: stop screendump "suspend-dir/suspend-file.ppm" savevm "suspend-dir/suspend-file.vm" commit quit You can afterwards resume the machine with: qemuctl -suspend-dir suspend-dir -suspend-file suspend-file your_qemu_options the suspend-files will then be deleted or qemuctl -loadvm suspend-dir/suspend-file.vm your_qemu_options Be aware that you can't use the "-monitor" option with qemuctl, because it needs the control over the monitor. The option "-serial stdio" can't be used, too. OPTIONS
-suspend-file <filename> This option is normaly used by qemuctl to support suspend and wakeup. qemuctl can then find the vm-state-file in its folders and wakeup the virtual machine. If the file is there the qemuctl waes up the virtual machine and deletes the file afterwards. On suspend the vm-state-file is then stored as the <filename> with the .vm ending and the screenshot is stored as the <filename> with the .ppm ending. Default filename is "suspend". -suspend-dir <dir> This is the dir where the suspend files would be stored or expected. Default is current dir. -nowakeup Don't wake up even if the vm-file is there. Suspend still works. Default is to wake up using the vm-file if it is there. -qemu <qemu> The qemu variation to use. It can be qemu or kvm. Default is qemu. qemu-options Use qemu-options for the launch of qemu. See qemu(1) for further details. FILES
none ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
none EXAMPLES
To use the suspend file 'Debian 3.1' and store/search it in the '/qemu' dir: qemuctl -suspend-file "Debian 3.1" -suspend-dir "/qemu" -boot c -hda hda.raw Alternativly you can run it with default suspend filenames: qemuctl -boot c -hda hda.raw AUTHORS
Peter Rustler SEE ALSO
qemu(1) qemu-launcher(1) Peter Rustler 0.0.1 qemuctl(1)
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