Hi all, Recently I have been checking out freedom-maker.
I don't have a Dreamplug, and I'm not a fan of Virtualbox. :) It seems that Debian's virtualbox package was moved into "contrib" before wheezy, because it needs a proprietary compiler to build the BIOS firmware. Anyway, it is easy to build an image that's usable by KVM - I removed the "virtualbox" entry from the $(STAMP)-vbox-predepend Makefile target, and ignored the failure of the VBoxManage command at the end of mk_virtualbox_image. In other words, just type "make virtualbox-image" and hack it until it works. This produces a 7.5GB .img file which can be imported in virt-manager. I think it would be possible to use qemu-img to convert it to a smaller format. So, this makes me think that I should split out the VM image generation in the Makefile, and create a new KVM target. Kind regards, -- Tim Retout <[email protected]> _______________________________________________ Freedombox-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/freedombox-discuss
