Re: Dfly 1.2 + Qemu don't cooperate
Thanks, will do. On 9/26/05, Scott Ullrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Vivek Ayer wrote: Hi, I'm trying to install dfly via qemu in Arch Linux. I'm using the latest stable (1.2) of dfly. Unfortunately, during the install, I get an error about connecting to port (pid 608) when trying to enter the bsd installer (ncurses) and I'm thrown back into console. Has anyone installed dfly on qemu and if so what's the procedure that I'd have to go through? Which release of dfly should I use? Latest CVS Snapshot? Qemu works fine for other things like NetBSD and I'll be trying FreeBSD 5.4 soon, but I'd like to get past this hurdle with the dfly install. Are there special parameters you have to run with qemu as you boot from the cdrom (image)? Thanks a lot. Help is appreciated. I have had this happen as well. Generally if the loopback adaptor is not initialized correctly this could happen. Another thing for you to try is to bring up a network interface before running the installer. IE: login as root and setup a interface with an ip then logout and log back in with installer. Scott
Dfly 1.2 + Qemu don't cooperate
Hi, I'm trying to install dfly via qemu in Arch Linux. I'm using the latest stable (1.2) of dfly. Unfortunately, during the install, I get an error about connecting to port (pid 608) when trying to enter the bsd installer (ncurses) and I'm thrown back into console. Has anyone installed dfly on qemu and if so what's the procedure that I'd have to go through? Which release of dfly should I use? Latest CVS Snapshot? Qemu works fine for other things like NetBSD and I'll be trying FreeBSD 5.4 soon, but I'd like to get past this hurdle with the dfly install. Are there special parameters you have to run with qemu as you boot from the cdrom (image)? Thanks a lot. Help is appreciated. Vivek
Re: Dfly 1.2 + Qemu don't cooperate
Vivek Ayer wrote: Hi, I'm trying to install dfly via qemu in Arch Linux. I'm using the latest stable (1.2) of dfly. Unfortunately, during the install, I get an error about connecting to port (pid 608) when trying to enter the bsd installer (ncurses) and I'm thrown back into console. Has anyone installed dfly on qemu and if so what's the procedure that I'd have to go through? Which release of dfly should I use? Latest CVS Snapshot? Qemu works fine for other things like NetBSD and I'll be trying FreeBSD 5.4 soon, but I'd like to get past this hurdle with the dfly install. Are there special parameters you have to run with qemu as you boot from the cdrom (image)? Thanks a lot. Help is appreciated. I have had this happen as well. Generally if the loopback adaptor is not initialized correctly this could happen. Another thing for you to try is to bring up a network interface before running the installer. IE: login as root and setup a interface with an ip then logout and log back in with installer. Scott
