Building a qemu vm on windows

 

QEMU does not rely on many things, so it does not take too much effort to compile it on windows.
The main dependency is glib2, SDL, and libraries such as zlib and gettext, as well as pkg-config.
The mingw tool is generally included. You only need to compile glib2 and SDL.
Python needs to be installed. The current version of python is 2.6.
Compile the dependent Library first. The compilation of glib2 and SDL is very simple. Note that if you want
If SDL is rendered in ddraw mode, you need to download
Directx header and. ,:
Http://lassauge.free.fr/qemu/release/mingw-directx-5.0-EL.tar.bz2
Then make & make install can get qemu.exe,qemu-img.exe
And then copy all the files in the pc-biosdirectory to qemu.exe.
Directory.
Create a disk image first, and enter the following command in the command line:
Qemu-img.exe create vmdisk. img 5G
For the testing virtual machine, it should be 5 GB to install an xp.
Then, prepare the xp installation and startup CD iso and start the VM:
Qemu.exe-L.-hda vmdisk. img-cdrom d: \ GHOSTXPSP3_F32.iso-m 512 M-boot c-net nic-net user-soundhw sb16, es1370
M memory is enough. The Internet access is similar to the wm nat mode. There is also a PCI sound card with a chip of es1370 (sound is always a bit cracked and I don't know what's going on ).
For the sake of convenience, it is a little slow to directly install xp on ghost. There is still a big gap between windows and vmvm, and it feels okay in linux.
Restart, finally OK, finally on windows I finally tried a qemu, cut a figure. www.2cto.com

 

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