Difference between revisions of "QEMU"
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If you are testing the setup cd, note that you can change the kernel arguments by editing the txtsetup.sif file (so things actually get written to the serial port). | If you are testing the setup cd, note that you can change the kernel arguments by editing the txtsetup.sif file (so things actually get written to the serial port). | ||
| − | == QEMU | + | == ReactOS preloaded with QEMU == |
| − | + | A preloaded QEMU image of ReactOS can be found [http://www.reactos.org/xhtml/en/download.html here]. | |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 18:15, 3 August 2006
Qemu is a free x86 Emulator/Virtual Machine for Linux and Windows. If you are looking for something faster try the Linux Kernel Module (working in QEMU 0.7.1, documentation here) or VMware.
Grabbing debug messages
By default debug messages from ReactOS are sent to the serial port (COM1). For grabbing that output, you need at least qemu version 0.6.1 where you can specify the -serial option.
Like this:
$ qemu -serial stdio -cdrom roslive.iso -boot d
If you are testing the setup cd, note that you can change the kernel arguments by editing the txtsetup.sif file (so things actually get written to the serial port).
ReactOS preloaded with QEMU
A preloaded QEMU image of ReactOS can be found here.
