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Old 09-29-2018
Specify the raw format
Hey friends,
i am trying to set up a raspbian wheezy vm on ma Unbuntu using qemu.
when i try to run the setup command the error is:
Specify the raw format-qemupng


i tried to find something here in the forum but did not find anything. i was searching like 15 min pls dont roast me if there is a post explaining it.
Smilie
Code:
qemu raspbian wheezy

Last edited by LinuxPlayer1809; 09-30-2018 at 02:44 AM..
# 2  
Old 09-30-2018
Your error message (in your image attachment) says it cannot load the qemu kernel.

Seems you have a problem with your core qemu install or configuration.

Did you check to see if that gemu path in the error message exists and if not, create a symbolic link to the required files using the link in the error message?
# 3  
Old 09-30-2018
hey thank you so much such a newbiee mistake sorry for wasting ur time omg..
thanks so much for quick answer. its is starting up after fixing the path in the setup script
# 4  
Old 09-30-2018
Nine times out of ten the solutions to problems are hidden in plain sight in the error messages and log file entries.

Glad you got it working.
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