well, I was using that actually, but I just wanted to doublecheck..
I created a blank image file, and when I run that, I get
mybox:~/qemu_images root# /opt/local/bin/qemu win2k.img -cdrom
/dev/disk1s0 -boot d
/dev/disk1s0: Device busy
qemu: could not open hard disk image '/dev/disk1s0
mybox:~/qemu_images root#
thats after I ejected, re-inserted the win2k cdrom. Im not sure why
its busy,
but Im sure that /dev/disk1s0 is the CDROM on OSX.
regards,
Jason
On Thu, Jul 22, 2004 at 11:24:08AM -0700, Ben Pfaff wrote:
Jason <address@hidden> writes:
a friend just turned me onto the qemu and I have it installed on my
powerbook
running OSX. Ive run the sample linux and dos images, but how would
I go about
installing win2k from CD?
Create a disk image, e.g. w2k.img, then boot Windows 2k from the
CD, e.g.:
qemu w2k.img -cdrom /dev/cdrom -boot d
I don't know what the name of the OS X CD-ROM device is; the
above assumes /dev/cdrom.
After install finishes, you should be able to boot directly from
the disk image, e.g.
qemu w2k.img
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