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== SUSE ==
 
== SUSE ==
 
  yast -i qemu
 
  yast -i qemu
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= Use it =
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== Create a virtual harddisk ==
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With ''2GB'':
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qemu-img create -f raw harddisk.img ''2G''
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== with networking ==
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modprobe tun
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qemu -k de-ch -m 256 -hda harddisk.img -cdrom ''cdromimage'' -boot d -net tap
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== exchange CD ==
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* change to qemu konsole by pressing CTRL_2
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* enter the command
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eject cdrom
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* insert next CD and enter
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change cdrom /dev/cdrom
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* Zugriff auf die virtuelle Platte
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== access the virtual harddisk ==
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Use mtools to access the virtual hard disk. Enter into ~/.mtoolsrc:
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  mtools_skip_check=1
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  drive c: file="/home/user/qemu/harddisk.img" partition=1
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Now you can show the virtual disk's content using the command
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mdir c:
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And copy files like
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mcopy ''file'' c:

Revision as of 08:59, 17 February 2010

QEmu emulates a computer, so you can use it to run several operating system images on one physical computer. Regarding the user experience, emulation is the same as virtualization, just slower.

Install it

SUSE

yast -i qemu

Use it

Create a virtual harddisk

With 2GB:

qemu-img create -f raw harddisk.img 2G

with networking

modprobe tun
qemu -k de-ch -m 256 -hda harddisk.img -cdrom cdromimage -boot d -net tap

exchange CD

  • change to qemu konsole by pressing CTRL_2
  • enter the command
eject cdrom
  • insert next CD and enter
change cdrom /dev/cdrom
  • Zugriff auf die virtuelle Platte

access the virtual harddisk

Use mtools to access the virtual hard disk. Enter into ~/.mtoolsrc:

 mtools_skip_check=1
 drive c: file="/home/user/qemu/harddisk.img" partition=1

Now you can show the virtual disk's content using the command

mdir c:

And copy files like

mcopy file c: