On 31.03.2011 10:39, Isaac Dupree wrote: > If QEMU/KVM had a way to make a disk read-only within the simulation*, > then I'd try KVM with the whole disk but readonly. Run, play with > bootloader, abort KVM once it's booting a kernel (which will probably > get confused soon anyway once it realizes it's unable to write to its > root filesystem). Can test config-syntax that way; cannot test > hardware compatibility (BIOS, ATA etc.) because QEMU has its own > emulation for BIOS and hardware interfaces. This is a good way but not bullet-proof since your modifications might not reach the real disk for a while, even if you issue a sync.
-- Regards Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko
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