32bit client on 64bit host
Hi!
the howto says that i should use "qemu" instead of "qemu-system-x86_64" when using 32bit, my problem is that i dont have that plain "qemu" and when using "qemu-system-x86_64" winxpsp2 gets bsod right after "mup.sys" is loaded, im able to use that installation when -no-kvm argument is supplied. So, my questien is, should i have that plain "qemu" executable and if should, where can i get it.
also, gentoo-livecd-i386 hangs on also, i think it was when loading usb-modules. i've tried using different cmd arguments when starting but no difference. btw, im running with -vnc flag. only working stuff *with* kvm has been 64bit linux and it runs nicely. Thanks for amazing piece of software, keep up the good work, never stop :)
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Quoted 9 lines · Mikko Husari
Hi!
the howto says that i should use "qemu" instead of "qemu-system-x86_64" when using 32bit, my problem is that i dont have that plain "qemu" and when using "qemu-system-x86_64" winxpsp2 gets bsod right after "mup.sys" is loaded, im able to use that installation when -no-kvm argument is supplied. So, my questien is, should i have that plain "qemu" executable and if should, where can i get it.
qemu-system-x86_64 should work. I'll try to test XP SP2.
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also, gentoo-livecd-i386 hangs on also, i think it was when loading usb-modules. i've tried using different cmd arguments when starting but no difference. btw, im running with -vnc flag. only working stuff *with* kvm has been 64bit linux and it runs nicely. Thanks for amazing piece of software, keep up the good work, never stop :)
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Quoted 10 lines · Mikko Husari
Hi!
the howto says that i should use "qemu" instead of "qemu-system-x86_64" when using 32bit, my problem is that i dont have that plain "qemu" and when using "qemu-system-x86_64" winxpsp2 gets bsod right after "mup.sys" is loaded, im able to use that installation when -no-kvm argument is supplied. So, my questien is, should i have that plain "qemu" executable and if should, where can i get it.
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qemu-system-x86_64 should work. I'll try to test XP SP2.
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also, gentoo-livecd-i386 hangs on also, i think it was when loading usb-modules. i've tried using different cmd arguments when starting but no difference. btw, im running with -vnc flag. only working stuff *with* kvm has been 64bit linux and it runs nicely. Thanks for amazing piece of software, keep up the good work, never stop :)
Hi!
i found a thread "Re: [kvm-devel] stuck with "setup is starting windows"
when installingwindows with kvm" and tried the things there, now it
works on windows. ill try with linux later on. :)
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