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I get a problem with qemu in f7. The qemu is installed within f7 at beginning. And when I wanted to use it, I saw people online said that the kqemu should also be installed while using qemu. So I download the kqemu from its main site. The name of the file is "kqemu-1.3.0pre11.tar.gz".
And I follow the steps below to install it.
1, go to /usr/local/src directory and deflate the file.
sudo mv kqemu-version.tar.gz /usr/local/src/
2,
sudo ./configure
sudo make
sudo make install
3,After these process, I cannot see kqemu in /dev/. So I continue with the following code.
sudo mknod /dev/kqemu c 250 0
sudo chmod 666 /dev/kqemu
4,Active module KQEMU
sudo modprobe kqemu
By now, the kqemu appears and seems to work. But when I run the qemu with this kqemu, the problem comes. The screen in qemu can only active for one min or two, and then becomes black. The qemu stops. I cannot close the qemu window. And in the terminal the following message shows up.
I use f7 only for a couple of weeks and I truly don't know what this message means. Did I do something wrong? Please help me with this, because I have to use XP to run 3ds max to build the character. I am so worry about this.
I forget one more question about that kqemu. That is every time when I start f7, the kqemu is not in /dev/, so I have to run the code I typed above and activate it, and then the kqemu can appears in /dev/. Then when I run qemu, the above problem comes up.
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