I ran
$ qemu -cdrom zetaboot.img -hda zetacd.img -boot d
and selected the hd from the boot menu. That led to a kernel panic (PANIC: boot device not found").
I then tried running without any hd, and instead changed the disk to zetacd.img from the console when the prompt for the CD came up. That way I got to the magnifying glass stage of the ZETA boot screen, but there it panics with "PANIC: no shell!". Any ideas?
Thanks for your reply,
Ulf
On 10/23/05, Christian Wiese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
this behaviour is because of the way a BeOS/ZETA cd is constructed. For
some more infos take a look at the bottom of this page:
http://forum.mlotz.ch/viewtopic.php?t=120
What you could do:
- Make a boot floppy out of track one of your demo-cd.
- Extract the second track as iso (be sure to take only the second track)
- In qEmu boot from your virtual floppy, press `space` to access the
bootmenu and select your virtual hd.
This way I get a complete ZETA installed in qEmu. But don´t expect to
much, as most hardware is currently not supported (the last time i tried)
Greetings,
Chris
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