Thanks, I'll look into CVS.
My primary use for it is being able to access Linux VM consoles -
although I'm curious as to the mouse issues other folk are mentioning
- is it a Win98 specific issue? (the only Windows I run inside QEMU
is XP, and I use RDP to reach that...)
Regards,
Rui
On Sunday, October 9, 2005, 11:30:28, Rui Carmo wrote:
My primary use for it is being able to access Linux VM consoles -
although I'm curious as to the mouse issues other folk are mentioning
- is it a Win98 specific issue? (the only Windows I run inside QEMU
is XP, and I use RDP to
Hi,
On Sun, 9 Oct 2005, Jernej Simon?i? wrote:
On Sunday, October 9, 2005, 11:30:28, Rui Carmo wrote:
My primary use for it is being able to access Linux VM consoles -
although I'm curious as to the mouse issues other folk are mentioning
- is it a Win98 specific issue? (the only
A copule others on this thread mentioned that you can compile the kqemu
module with gcc 4 and the rest of qemu with gcc 3.x. Did this work for
you? Did it create a performance boost?
I'm asking because I just got qemu working on my ubuntu AMD64 and it
took me a bit of tinkering to figure
Are we the only persons with this problem ?
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I have the exact same problem here on linux (mdk 9.2) even if I use the
localtime option
last time I used 'date' to set the proper date and it has not been
stored onywhere.
I thought it has some nvram file
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After I hibernate my x86 linux host machine (using the swsusp2
package) and resume, QEMU and guest hang. That is odd, because
hibernation is transparent to all other user programs.
Has anyone else noticed this? If so please try the patch.
You know QEMU is doing something weird, for it to be
