I made a new Portable Slackware 12.2 (Xfce) using the new version of QEMU (0.10.5) for GNU/Linux.
I also tested this new Portable Slackware 12.2 with kqemu on my Slackware 12.2 host and it works well and very fast. :) |
Awesome, glad you got it going.
Does it run any faster? Wonder if there is a way to configure a version of 12.2 solely for emulation? |
Oh, anyway I can get the portable-qemu you made up or directions?
kqemu too did you integrate kqemu into portable-qemu? |
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kqemu is a kernel module, so I cannot make it start from USB, unless it is installed on the GNU/Linux host computer. In the next few days, I will upload this new version to my web space and give you the link, so you can download it. |
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Hey guys was wonderin if anyone was still interested int the "portable" OS?
As of now I am running ArchBang off my 4GB usb via portable-qemu as in only thing on usb is qemu folder and qemu-img of 2GB and script to run it pic below is installing arch into qemu-img on my deb system note that this plays on windows or linux off cd/usb/hdd |
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I forgot a couple things 1) How do i use the qemu-img without rebooting ,etc its called something and it just starts where you left off? 2) Anyone wanna help me try to update it? 3) Here's the orig OLD download page please tell me if'n a link dont work http://multidistro.com/downloads/por...portables.html ALSO pleaswe note the dsl ones boot extremely fast, like 35-45 sec off usb/hdd |
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