Hello everybody. Thanks for the help so far, sorry for the delay in responding.
The simplest way for me to create a FreeDOS VM on my server was to install it
on a local VM and copy the disk image to the server, once there I created the
VM with the following command.
virt-install \
--name DOS01 \
--network bridge=br0 \
--ram 32 \
--disk /kvm/disk/dos01.img \
--graphics=vnc,password=cadeafaca,listen=0.0.0.0,port=5913 \
--hvm \
--import
Almost everything worked.
The other VMs (Debian) are happy with the bridge interface but FreeDOS returned
the following error.
QEMU network detected.
Physical hardware networking is not supported at this time.
I've tried a few variations trying to use tap interface but still no success.
Any idea what to do?
Like the other VMs, I want this one to be directly exposed to my internal
network, not using NAT.
The point with all this is to try to rebuild the old BBS and DOS is not exactly
an environment I expect to see networking in. Perhaps a simpler way is to
simulate a serial interface and then try to export it to the network.
Thanks everyone for the help!
Cesar
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