Marina Brown wrote: > Uriel wrote: > > >On 1/16/06, Marina Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > >>I have been trying to get Plan9 up and running on the latest Qemu > >>with the kqemu accelerator with no success. Before i start sending > >>kernel errors has anyone else worked on this ? > >> > >> > >If you got errors, please post them, just make sure you have a recent > >version of qemu and the latest Plan 9 iso. > > > >uriel > > > > > Ok - here it is: > > Started qemu like this: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/qemu-images$ qemu-img create plan9 7G > Formating 'plan9', fmt=raw, size=7340032 kB > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/qemu-images$ qemu -hda plan9 -boot d -cdrom plan9.iso > -net user > > Typed 1 to install plan9 > > Message: > ---------------------------- > Plan 9 > E820 000000 0009fc00 memory > E820 001000 08000000 memory > 126 holes free > 00017000 0009f000 557056 > 002f3000 034a7000 52117504 > 52674560 bytes free > Cpu - 3060Mhz GenuineIntel Pentium II (cpuid AX 0x0633 DX 0x781A9FD) > ELCR: 0000 > 128M memory: 53M kernel data 75M user 301M swap > 1 *init*: checked 2 page table entries > user fault: addr=00000000 pc=00001020 > addr not mapped (vpd=00000000) > pc not mapped (vpd=00000000) > panic: boot process died: sys: trap: fault read addr=0x0 pc=0x00001020 > dumpstacl disabled > cpu0: exiting > ----------------------------- > > This is using ubantu linux with the current (not from cvs) qemu with kqemu > and the plan9 iso image downloaded on Jan 14. Compiled qemu with gcc 3.4 > as it complained about using 4.0. > > --- Marina Brown
A question: have you been install some other guest OS on this set up? I would try to reduce the size of file to less than 2GB and try again. If that also fails try with smaller size file and no kqemu. -ishwar
