roberts


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Posted: Jan. 16 2007,20:15 |
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In Qemu speak an iso is not an img. You cannot change extensions from iso to img and expect them to work.
Straight away from a direct download of Qmeu-0.8.2 on WinXP and then placing the dsl-3.2RC3.iso into the extracted, unzipped, qemu directory.
qemu.exe -L . -m 128 -boot d -cdrom dsl-3.2RC3.iso
Is the minimum required to boot DSL as a cdrom. This is not the setup that dsl-embedded uses, it uses the -kernel option.
Works.
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