I have downloaded the source code package for QEMU version 0.15.1 and unpacked it in my home directory. The following commands are then run:
$ ./configure --target-list=arm-softmmu
$ make
# make install
The source code compiles without any warnings or errors.
Given that Oracle seems to be growing increasingly hostile, it seems that it might be good to migrate off of VirtualBox to KVM/QEMU. However, I have some concerns.
VirtualBox (Oracle's version, not the OSE edition) supports USB devices and setting up a shared directory that I can use to share files between the host machine and the guest machines.
I am developing a linux kernel and I am trying to to debug it in QEMU. I want to be able to run it in QEMU but it stops because I do not have a virtual hard drive to boot it(using the -hda command).
I`ve searched for many documents about KVM and QEMU and some of the documents say that KVM can not create a Virtual Machine without QEMU, and some of them say that QEMU only handle the I/O task of VMs
so can someone please explain what exactly QEMU does when I combine KVM with QEMU.
I tried to create a VM with KVM, without QEMU and I succeed.
by the way, I`m using Ubuntu Server 11.10
thanks for an
Hello,
I am using fedora 17 as the host and want to use the ivshmem device.
I have been using Virtualbox for a long time, and want to move to Qemu. The most important features for me would be usb support , and also I need the network modes provided by Vbox: NAT, bridged network and Host-Only adapter. Sometime I need to switch between them and Vbox allows me to do this quickly from it's user interface.
Hello
I run windows95, under qemu. Is there some drivers for the net: NE2000 driver PCI for windows95
Has still somebody that at home, some floppy disks, or the exe?
Quote:
qemu\qemu -localtime -soundhw sb16 -cdrom drivers_qemu3.iso -hda windows.img -no-kqemu -L qemu\ -net nic,model=ne2k_pci
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QEMU-KVM 项目最近发布了 0.12.2
的新版本，从版本号上看，此次更新主要是为增强 KVM 和修复
Bug 而发布的。不过在 Phoronix
上得到的消息是，这个版本引入了 Block Migration (块迁移)
的特性。
Hi all,
I remember reading in the OpenVZ manual that it was against best practices to run anything apart from OpenVZ on the host. Is this the same for QEMU? I cant find it in their docs.
The reason I'm asking is that I need a block level passthrough so I can use the VM as a nfs/glusterfs server...
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