User:Dbarral
Hi, today is 2008/08/05 23:23, just created my account and want to see the xo working. After browsing the wiki, I'm following the instructions to install the experimental package [[1][Emulation Page]]. Let's see how it goes
- Download and install
Downloaded [[2][olpc_xo_qemu (Version: 0.009)]] and installed
#python setup.py install
Start using it
$ xo-qemu --new-user
Welcome to OLPC laptop emulation on QEMU.
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Emulating_the_XO and
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Emulating_the_XO/Quick_Start/Linux have instructions for gettings started.
Checking qemu... ok.
Checking qemu's kqemu... Is kqemu installed? I can't tell. The emulated laptop is painfully slow without it.
It might be installed, but not available.
Usually this occurs when modprobe has not been run since you last rebooted.
I installed kqemu-common, then it says
It looks like kqemu is installed.
I don't know how to check if kqemu is working without starting a laptop.
If you see "QEMU acceleration layer not activated" when a laptop is first started, then kqemu isn't working. Usually this occurs when modprobe has not been run since you last rebooted.
OK I'M REBOOTING, but first I'll run 'xo-qemu --report', which is slow too
what is all this? ship.2 meshtest joyride faster olpc3 8.2 update.1
anyway I choose ship.2 $ xo-qemu --make-laptop test1 ship.2 fails, now I understand that --report connects to some site and lists builds available, it does not list the builds stored in the local folder. So I must download one?
$ xo-qemu --get-build ship.2 659 build
'build' folder, AND NOT 'builds' AS SHOWN IN THE EXAMPLE FOR --new-user, contained already some images
$ xo-qemu --make-laptop test1 ship.2 fails because the file name is not correct
$ xo-qemu --make-laptop test1 olpc-redhat-stream-ship.2-build-659-20080229_1949-devel_ext3.img.bz2 failed because the test1 Directory already existed, delete it and try again ...
it works.
After a minute or two, the laptop will start up,
run briefly to configure itself, and then shutdown.
You can then run it by saying: test1/xo on
qemu -kernel-kqemu -serial stdio -m 256 -net user -net nic,model=rtl8139 -hda test1/disk.img
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Your identification has been saved in test1/config/ssh_key.
Your public key has been saved in test1/config/ssh_key.pub.
The key fingerprint is:
7c:e2:57:ec:45:cc:33:54:65:cf:a2:47:eb:d2:35:c7 dani@zaka
