This is an interesting article by my collegue Mike Levin who was trying to
do the same task about 2 years ago - he gave up and instead used a
pre-compiled binary for Windows. He was doing this to build Levinux which
although has similiar goals was really more ambitious since it was really a
portabl
Thank you Peter,
You have clarified a lot of what I have already noticed - I have seen
threads where others tried to go down this path and then were steered to a
cross-compile from Linux to Windows. I'm not necessarily moving on to
anything easier unless it becomes necessary to do so as a refer
On 15 September 2014 12:07, Paul Gydos wrote:
> Again I have my reasons, I'm hoping not to be convinced away from QEMU but
> I'm hoping someone might help me get started with Natively Compiling QEMU
> in W32. So now that I'm clear that I'm staying with QEMU for now. Who is up
> to the bizzaro chal
Again I have my reasons, I'm hoping not to be convinced away from QEMU but
I'm hoping someone might help me get started with Natively Compiling QEMU
in W32. So now that I'm clear that I'm staying with QEMU for now. Who is
up to the bizzaro challenge of doing this - knows the ins and outs of
Mingw3
On 9/14/2014 11:37 PM, Paul Gydos wrote:
> I am currently trying to compile on a 32 bit Windows 7 Pro SP1 system a
> recent and up-to-date QEMU (2.1.1 or 2.0.2 right from the primary
> download page as opposed to from git)right in my CMD command prompt
> window preferably, but willing to do it any
Yes - I've explored Vagrant and that is not thee solution for me - I
believe that QEMU is what I want - the solution is to be available offline
- they will be able to ssh into the virtual machine offline and the virtual
machine will act as a server alr- In my case use I'm assuming no consistent
int
Paul,
It strikes me that what you are trying to do is overkill to achieve your
goals of introducing *nix and OSS tool-chain. Is there any reason you
wouldn't just run a server (cloud VM or similar) and give your students
access via SSH (then you teach them that critical step too). And if you
want
I am currently trying to compile on a 32 bit Windows 7 Pro SP1 system a
recent and up-to-date QEMU (2.1.1 or 2.0.2 right from the primary download
page as opposed to from git)right in my CMD command prompt window
preferably, but willing to do it any way a reasonable beginner can do it.
The virtual
