I compiled a linux by doing "Make menuconfig" then make and now I have compiled the most recent version of linux. How can I load the kernel into qemu?
P.S. its for x86
Thanks!
I needed a minimally-configured Real Time kernel, I compiled a new kernel with menuconfig.
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.
I have compiled an embedded linux with build root for i386. I didn't edited much, just defaults. Now I want to run it under qemu. But the only thing I see is this:
I'm running qemu with these options:
qemu-system-i386 -kernel vmlinux -hda rootfs.ext2 -m 256
Why this is happening? I have compiled like the example in the buildroot documentation.
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 have started reading the book Essential Linux Device Drivers. I am following the process for compiling and booting into a new kernel.
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
I've compiled qemu for s5pc110 (it's from http://gitorious.org/samsung-linux-platform/qemu, somebody had added support for s5pc110), version 0.12. But when I load the kernel:
qemu-system-arm -M s5pc110 \
-kernel ../../kernel/android-samsung-2.6.35-gingerbread/arch/arm/boot/zImage \
-initrd arm_root.img -serial stdio -append earlyprintk
the terminal prints "Uncompressing Linux...
Not totally sure but it seems like the qemu- and qemu-kvm support on Chakra is still quite poor (no libvirt?). According to the German Arch wiki arm is supported in qemu on Arch:https://wiki.archlinux.de/title/Qemu#In … ebssystems