> But easier than that is to direct Anaconda (the Fedora Linux
> installer) to use a lower resolution. That doesn't work as smoothly
> as it should, either, but this procedure works:
>
> To fix this, the install system needs to run with the boot parameters
> "nomodeset resolution=1024x768
Does Qemu have a way to present to the VM a disk drive that is
simulated from a set of files which hold the images of the partitions?
The standard -drive option requires that a disk image be in one host
file, so all the partitions have to be assembled together.
(And is this useful, or is it simple
Hi
I´ve an old 5.2 vxWorks x86 based system running on qemu over Linux.It compiles
with Tornado , so it´s quite old.My doubt is ,can this system take benefit of
some kind of acceleration?. (Linux goes up to 100% in all CPU cores). Or, being
it compiled with such an old "features" is no way to ac
