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Could you provide additional information of which image type to use with windows and how to load it with the qemu software? |
Could you provide additional information of which image type to use with windows and how to load it with the qemu software? |
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I'm guessing. Hopefully someone else can confirm. Take an ext3.img.bz2 file, use bunzip to convert it to an ext3.img file, and it will be about 512Mb of disk image with partition table and ext3 first partition. Then direct qemu to boot from it. |
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qemu -hda filename.ext3.img |
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Alternatively, use qemu-img to convert the raw image to qemu format. |
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qemu-img convert filename.ext3.img filename.ext3.qemu |
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Then direct qemu to boot from it. |
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qemu -hda filename.ext3.qemu |
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--[[User:Quozl|Quozl]] 18:13, 30 July 2006 (EDT) |
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Latest revision as of 22:13, 30 July 2006
Could you provide additional information of which image type to use with windows and how to load it with the qemu software?
I'm guessing. Hopefully someone else can confirm. Take an ext3.img.bz2 file, use bunzip to convert it to an ext3.img file, and it will be about 512Mb of disk image with partition table and ext3 first partition. Then direct qemu to boot from it.
qemu -hda filename.ext3.img
Alternatively, use qemu-img to convert the raw image to qemu format.
qemu-img convert filename.ext3.img filename.ext3.qemu
Then direct qemu to boot from it.
qemu -hda filename.ext3.qemu
--Quozl 18:13, 30 July 2006 (EDT)