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Qemu zoom to fit shortcut or cli switch?
I'm using qemu regularly and I find myself in the need to toggle or switch "Zoom to fit" on and off. From the menu bar, under the option "View" we got all kinds of options, like &...
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Confusion over using Qemu in Docker
I'm currently learning to build ARM Docker images on x86 hosts machines. I found this guide, as well as a couple others which basically all say the same thing. They are all a few years old, so the ...
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AIX 7.2 install on QEMU on Windows unable to accept arrow keys
I am currently trying to create an AIX 7.2 image using QEMU on Windows following these steps: http://aix4admins.blogspot.com/2020/04/qemu-aix-on-x86-qemu-quick-emulator-is.html
I am now almost at the ...
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Emulation of a ARM Cortex M4 processor
Does QEMU support Cortex M4 emulation? Also the controller(hardware) I am trying to emulate is bare metal implementation ( FreeRTOS ), is it possible to implement such scenario in QEMU? or a OS image ...
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How to emulate ARM64 programs in Windows X64 with Qemu?
I've downloaded the Windows ARM64 ISO from https://uup.rg-adguard.net/ and open it with Qemu as in this article. But Qemu is so slow to emulate the whole Windows ARM64 OS (I know emulation << ...
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QEMU emulation error
I've downloaded an ISO image I want to emulate (Win7 64 bit) through QEMU, but it returns this error. All the tutorials/walkthroughs i've seen were all done on linux, and I've tried to get it to run ...
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emulating an installed win10 on a raid0 volume from ubuntu
first of all setup:
2 ssd in raid0 set up from my motherboard (intel z97 + i5 4690k + amd
r9 390); on this raid0 i have installed a copy of win10 64bit with
his own bootloader
1 wd hdd with a copy of ...
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QEMU CPU Emulation Capability
Is it possible to emulate any/all Sandy Bridge CPUs using QEMu? Specifically, I am trying to get something akin to an Intel Xeon E5-26xx (a SandyBridge processor) running on hardware employing a ...
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Will QEMU emulate processors newer than the one in which it's running?
If I compile QEMU in Linux running on a 486 processor, will it be able to emulate the Pentium processor features on it (like MSR)?
And, if it doesn't, is there any way to emulate the Pentium features ...
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qemu-i386 on ARM processor giving ld-linux.so.2 error
I am trying to install Ventrilo server on my SheevaPlug, running Debian ARMEL. Since Ventrilo server is an x86 program, I would like to try and use qemu-i386 to run the server on my ARM processor. ...
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What emulator / VM software can I use to create a Win32-portable Linux Guest?
I want to create a portable VM setup so that I can boot a Linux install regardless of which Windows XP / Windows 7 host machine I am on.
I was looking at Qemu but it doesn't appear to have a ...
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How To Change The Floppy Image Of Qemu?
I'm developing my own OS, but I'm having some problems with Qemu, because I need to change the floppy image from grub.img to os.img while the emulation is running, but how can I do this?
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Is it possible to resize a QEMU disk image?
If possible, what happens to the partitions within it? Are they automatically resized as well (doubtful), or is there just a new block of unused space following them?