Hi list,
after hours for searching in google-world, i didnt find any appropriate
for this problem:
I want to boot a live-cd (i.e. ubuntu 14.04.1-desktop) in qemu, which
starts with an graphical interface, done i.e. by
qemu-system-x86_64 -m 3G -smp 2 -drive
Hi Nerijus,
Am 14.02.2014 22:29, schrieb Nerijus Baliunas:
Hello,
is it possible to support lightscribe in KVM? Now Windows VM sees QEMU
DVD-ROM ATA Device and labeling software shows No LightScribe Drives Found.
Normally kvm emulates the cdrom drive. If you want to use the native
Am 20.12.2011 13:08, schrieb Sasha Levin:
[..]
Whats wrong?
Are you sure that windows is using the serial device at all?
You're not emulating a keyboard there, you're emulating input from a
serial device.
HI Sasha,
Ive found a better solution:
It is possible to pipe the qemu-monitor:
Hi List,
Im trying to control a winxp installation process (esp. the text-mode
part) via pipe through kvm. Im using the git-version of kvm from
yesterday (2011-12-19), build with these parameters:
~/qemu-kvm$ ./configure --enable-sdl
~/qemu-kvm$ make
~/qemu-kvm$ sudo make install
What works:
Hi list,
i have a little problem: a program of us is looking for the serial
number of the motherboard via
dmidecode -s baseboard-serial-number
which returns normally (i.e. Athlon Board) a 16-digits-number.
But doing this in a virtualized (i.e. Ubuntu-oneric-11.10) box, the
command returns the
Hi there,
is it possible to announce the kvm-guest (i.e. winxp) some arbitrary
vendor-id's in a way, that the win-client starts to install the driver
for this card?
I.e. the RTL8111/8168B PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Card has the
vendor-id 10ec:8168 (taken from lspci -nn), so if i give this ID
Hi,
Im looking for an abillity seeing vt-capability of Intel-processors by
there name :-/
I.e. T7200 has vt, T3400 has not. Exists a rule for the naming scheme
seeing vt-capability? Alternatively, exists a matrix anywhere in the net
for this?
Im tired searching for vt-capability for every new
Hi Jesse!
Jesse Ahrens schrieb:
Via engineers have contacted me and confirmed that this is a problem in
the processor.
I'd like to clarify. Stepping 2 Nano processors do not support VMX.
This should have been disabled by the BIOS. Support for VMX was not
finished until stepping 3. If you
Hi Luca!
Luca Tettamanti schrieb:
[..]
It seems that VIA processors are not fully compatible with Intel VT
specification, quoting Avi: Via engineers have contacted me and
confirmed that this is a problem in the processor.
More info here:
http://marc.info/?l=kvmm=123861829901077w=2
Hi List,
it is interesting, that most people at name kvm first think for
vga-hardware switches. If you type kvm in google, you'll never find
this project at the first place. Maybe (i know thats difficult to
realize) it is better looking for another name? Like kevim? Its only a
suggestion...
Hi,
I took a look at the new Samsung NC-20 Netbook with Via Nano Processor.
Unfortunatly the vmx--bit looks to be disaabled on the Via Nano U2250.
Tested with the newest Bios 7MC. Does anyone know more about this
missing feature?
Hfh,
Oliver
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Hi,
what must I do assigning a graphic card pci-device to (i.e.
winXP-client) guest? In my case, the vga-adapter uses irq 16, so that I
think, it could be possible to mask out this irq, so that it is free for
using in the guest. Im deactivating _lots_ of linux-options so linux ist
not using the
Hi,
Im new to this group, so let me know if i do something wrong.
Im testing kvm here (runs almost fine), but there is a strange effect if
I start kvm with tun/tap-devices
I.e. a cups-server runs on localhost and accepts only localhost
administration. If I make an request, tcpdump shows
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