roberts


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Posted: Nov. 24 2005,17:24 |
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If you have used Knoppix with Qemu then you could use basically the same windows.bat file.
It is really a Qemu question but the difference is the use of the -kernel option versus the -cdrom option.
For example the dsl-embedded version uses:
REM Start qemu on windows. @ECHO OFF
START qemu\qemu.exe -L qemu/ -enable-audio -localtime -kernel linux24 -initrd minirt24.gz -hda KNOPPIX/knoppix -hdb qemu/harddisk -append "qemu sb=0x220,5,1,1 frugal quiet"
CLS EXIT -------------------------------------------------------------------- If you want cdrom behavior then use:
REM Start qemu on windows. @ECHO OFF CD qemu
START qemu.exe -L . -m 128 -hda hda -cdrom dsl.iso -boot d -enable-audio -user-net -localtime
CLS EXIT
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