I am using a Ryzen processor and, as such, I have been told that I need to use QEMU 3.0 for the SMT patch.
The issue is that I cannot seem to find any way to install it on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS at all. It's not in the repositories, obviously; but, there are also no other PPAs or anything similar.
I am playing with QEMU. Here I found some prebuilt OS images:
http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/openstack-compute/admin/content/starting-images.html
But they are all meant for a 64-bit system while my system is 32 bit. Does anyone know if there is any 32-bit prebuilt image online?
So I can directly use them and not need to bother with the installation.
Thanks.
How do I install the qemu command?
I type qemu and press tab and I get a list of several binaries installed.
qemu-alpha
qemu-arm
...
qemu-x86_64
but no qemu.
I type man qemu and it returns the docs as if the command is already installed.
I type qemu to run the command but it doesn't exist?
No command 'qemu' found, did you mean:
Command 'qtemu' from package 'qtemu' (universe)
Command 'aqemu' from package 'aqemu' (universe)
qemu: command not found
But after installing sudo apt-get install qtemu aqemu I'm still unable to run qemu.
I'm just attempting to run the following command qemu -localtime -net user -net nic -m 256 -cdrom minix.iso -hda minix.img -boot d, for a minix tutorial.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm doing an install via testdrive using QEMU/KVM and I would like to check the log files during the installation, however I can't figure out a way to send Ctrl-Alt-F1 and other F keys to the virtualized window (It instead goes to the TTY on the host machine).
Ctrl-Alt-1 through 4 send me to some kind of QEMU consoles (the installer is on one, then there are qemu consoles and one serial and one parallel, so I think I'm getting close.
I have a QEMU virtual machine that uses a qcow2 disk image.
How can I mount its filesystem without powering on the virtual machine?