[Qemu-discuss] libvirt - VM failing to boot

Hi gents, I have a VM that is consistently failing to boot properly. It seems to launch okay but it's not reachable by ping or ssh. Anything else I could try to debug the issue further. The issue appeared after a reboot. The first problem was that the .xml file was pointing to a non-existing .

Re: [Qemu-discuss] Android in Qemu on an ARMv7 host

I had a retry after I found some info that looked promising at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uN6ClHrtaYVg_DbVL4595QANKOxn2GoQNqWTW9asWng/edit Followed the instructions, except I cross-compiled the qemu

Re: [Qemu-discuss] libvirt - VM failing to boot

Laurent Dumont writes: > I have a VM that is consistently failing to boot properly. It seems to > launch okay but it's not reachable by ping or ssh. Anything else I could > try to debug the issue further. Does the guest OS have its networking enabled? Does it have the right IP address assigned

Re: [Qemu-discuss] Android in Qemu on an ARMv7 host

(top posting to match rest of thread) Biggest problem seems to be that it fails to mount the virtual "disk" partition containing /system, thus causing it to not find key programs and files. An earlier point of interest is the timeout waiting for ueventd. Maybe this is unrelated, but I suspect t

[Qemu-discuss] question on initrd parameter with guest os Android

Dear all, Another question on Android guest OS, I am using qemu 1.7, and with rootfs and system resides on the same emmc partition, the guest os is up correctly, but when I use the initrd parameter to give the rootfs ramdisk and the system directory in the emmc partition, the guest Android fail