How to solve: 'Please append a correct "root=" boot option' ?

Hi there! I'm using a customized qemu-4.0.0 with SOC RT3352 (implemented by Firmguide ) in order to emulate D-Link DIR-615 firmware. Using an openwrt file I got a dtb file and compiled qemu successfully. But when I'm trying to emulate the firmware, I'm not

Re: Max memory on VM (debian bullseye)

On Wed, 19 Apr 2023 at 17:33, Wilm Boerhout wrote: > > Is there a Qemu/KVM live CD or such with the minimum 64-bit Debian set to > support it? The Debian official live CD image will probably do fine: https://www.debian.org/CD/live/ I don't know if QEMU is installed in it by default but if it isn

RE: Max memory on VM (debian bullseye)

Is there a Qemu/KVM live CD or such with the minimum 64-bit Debian set to support it? -Original Message- From: Peter Maydell Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2023 6:30 PM To: Wilm Boerhout Cc: Qemu-discuss ; Narcis Garcia Subject: Re: Max memory on VM (debian bullseye) On Wed, 19 Apr 2023

Re: Max memory on VM (debian bullseye)

On Wed, 19 Apr 2023 at 17:27, Wilm Boerhout wrote: > (Bangs forehead to wall). I have been working too long > with Raspberry Pi's with 64 bit Debian. I never noticed > that the laptop runs a 32-bit version of Debian now. Yeah, if your *host* is running a 32-bit kernel I would definitely suggest s

RE: Max memory on VM (debian bullseye)

(Bangs forehead to wall). I have been working too long with Raspberry Pi's with 64 bit Debian. I never noticed that the laptop runs a 32-bit version of Debian now. Back to the drawing board. Thanks for the time you saved me! Wilm -Original Message- From: Peter Maydell Sent: Wednesda

Re: Max memory on VM (debian bullseye)

On Wed, 19 Apr 2023 at 17:14, Wilm Boerhout wrote: > Thank you Narcis for your attention. Pc.ram is in the error message. And the > difference between GB and GiB is not the issue. > > I tried binging memory down from 12 GB, and only when it was 1 GB, it would > start the VM. Is there a restricti

RE: Max memory on VM (debian bullseye)

Thank you Narcis for your attention. Pc.ram is in the error message. And the difference between GB and GiB is not the issue. I tried binging memory down from 12 GB, and only when it was 1 GB, it would start the VM. Is there a restriction somewhere that I am not aware of? Wilm Error msg: Fout

Re: Max memory on VM (debian bullseye)

I don't see "pc.ram" in your XML. I see two tags: and to specify 12 GiB (not 12GB) El 19/4/23 a les 16:18, Wilm Boerhout ha escrit: I installed and configured KVM on a HP Zbook 15 laptop with 2x4 CPUs and 24GB of memory OS is Debian bullseye No matter what I try, any VM with > 1GB virtual

Max memory on VM (debian bullseye)

I installed and configured KVM on a HP Zbook 15 laptop with 2x4 CPUs and 24GB of memory OS is Debian bullseye No matter what I try, any VM with > 1GB virtual memory gives an error message on start: Cannot set up guest memory,'pc.ram': invalid argument. In the target XML file, the amo