Virtualizing, on kvm. So far so good.. One snag.
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2012 2:00 am
So, I've done a lot of work with KVM (qemu), and its an excellent virtualization platform for _current_ os's. However, i'm trying to run Dos 7.1 and WG2 on it, and i'm running into a little snag.
The board runs! I have networking, telnet accessibilty, and its quite usable. The problem is, whenever the board attempts to shut down (even for cleanup) it hangs my vm. I have to ctrl-alt-delete, or power off the vm, and power it back on.
It also does this when i try to run cnf. I can make my changes, and then once i exit cnf, it hangs. Even if i just run cnf.exe from the command line, it hangs as soon as it exits.
So, what the heck is going wrong here? Any suggestions? I know this is sort of a niche issue, but any suggestions would be helpful.
I'm currently playing around with cpu types, to see if it's, maybe, a cpu emulation problem.
If this works out, i may be able to bring my old board out of moth balls, which would be pretty damn cool!
Thanks!
The board runs! I have networking, telnet accessibilty, and its quite usable. The problem is, whenever the board attempts to shut down (even for cleanup) it hangs my vm. I have to ctrl-alt-delete, or power off the vm, and power it back on.
It also does this when i try to run cnf. I can make my changes, and then once i exit cnf, it hangs. Even if i just run cnf.exe from the command line, it hangs as soon as it exits.
So, what the heck is going wrong here? Any suggestions? I know this is sort of a niche issue, but any suggestions would be helpful.
I'm currently playing around with cpu types, to see if it's, maybe, a cpu emulation problem.
If this works out, i may be able to bring my old board out of moth balls, which would be pretty damn cool!
Thanks!