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How do I properly chroot from a amd64 artix VM into a mounted aarch64 armtix OS image?
I want to chroot into an armtix (aarch64) OS image inside an artix VM.
I copied qemu-aarch64-static into the mounted /usr/bin
and then tried to chroot into the mounted image.
It works, however, most ...
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Some binaries are extremely slow with qemu-user-static inside docker
I'm currently working with the armbian build system and it is using chroot inside docker to cross build armbian images (for aarch64 in my case on an amd64 host).
However, for some reason, when the ...
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When running a qemu-user chroot (say, a riscv64 chroot inside an amd64 host), is it possible to share the gpu and/or its drivers?
I'm curious to see if I can, say, somehow reroute the riscv64 mesa drivers to the host's gpu. I've already got X11 and OpenGL applications working from the riscv64 chroot, but they end up using ...
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Accessing /proc from foreign chroot
I am trying to set up a foreign chroot environment with QEMU, mostly as described at https://www.hellion.org.uk/blog/posts/foreign-chroots-with-schroot-and-qemu/.
The host system is Ubuntu x86_64 (on ...
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QEMU emulating two CPU archs
As I know, x86_64 Linuxes are capable of running x86 programs. I wonder if it would be possible to emulate it using QEMU.
I am using proot and hoping to proot into such said system.
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USB devices in android, without a module in the android kernel
I have a rather strange theoretical question.
For example, when I connect a USB device to my Linux AMD64 PC, the functionality of this USB device depends on the presence of the corresponding module in ...
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No OpenGL on amd64 chroot on Arch Linux ARM
I am on Arch Linux ARM, and am running a 64-bit chroot in order to get access to some things that are only x86_64. However, when trying to start yuzu or dolphin-emu, it starts, but the text is not ...
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chroot error : "I: arm64 cannot be executed, falling back to qemu-user"
I set up a arm64 chroot named via this command:
sudo mmdebstrap --architectures=arm64 buster myArm64Machine
entered said chroot with command below:
sudo chroot gnome-core-arm64 myArm64Machine
one of ...
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chroot debootstrap problem : no such file or directory
I would like to run X86 applications on my Jetson Nano using qemu and debootstrap on ubuntu 18.04. Actually I'm following this tutorial :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzAoaFOJy7U&t=338s&...
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How to get name resolution working inside a chroot of a different architecture?
On an amd64 machine running Manjaro Linux, I'd like to be able to resolve names inside an arm chroot, which is Arch Linux ARM. Unfortunately, it's not working. I suspect it might have something to do ...
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qemu: uncaught target signal 11 (Segmentation fault) - core dumped
I have problems with chroot. I have a host machine which is amd64 and I want to work using qemu on aarch64 and I tried using this script:
#!/bin/bash
echo ">>>"
echo ">>&...
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QEMU networking: Host to Guest
I want to connect a host(Debian 10 VM) to a qemu-guest (Debian on aarch64 ARM). I used to debootstrap tool to install a Debian root file system. Then I installed the qemu-user-static device on my host....
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qemu error: mmap stack: Out of memory
I'm trying to use alpine linux aarch64 on my x86-64 linuxhost like this:
chroot ./rootfs qemu-aarch64-static /bin/sh
I then reach the prompt and start using it.
Sometimes (randomly), I get an error ...
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Can I interpret Grub2's post-MBR gap?
While setting up a RAW disk image for use in a QEMU-based virtual machine, I became frustrated because QEMU would load GRUB but then GRUB would not load a menu of OSes to boot into. I've come to the ...
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Chroot : no such file or directory [closed]
I know it has been asked before but they do not solve my problem.
I have already binded the /dev and /proc, copied the qemu-arm-static to /usr/bin. But chroot fails at executing any command.
It was ...
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