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QEMU is a good virtual machine, the following nonsense does not say, directly said the installation process.
(1) Installing QEMU
Simulation arm needs to use Qemu-system-arm, install simulator
sudo apt-get install QEMU-KVM Qemu-kvm-extras
(2) Download kernel image. The following name is called Ubuntu.iso
(3) Create a virtual disk
sudo qemu-img create-f qcow2/opt/vm/ubuntu1010.img 10G
(4) Installing the virtual machine operating system
sudo qemu-system-x86_64-hda/opt/vm/ubuntu1010.img-cdrom/opt/iso/ubuntu.iso-boot d-m 1024-no-acpi
-HDA Specifies which virtual disk the hard disk is, with the ubuntu1010.img you just created
-cdrom specify CDROM is which, can use the ISO file, ye can use the machine optical drive, we choose to use the ISO file.
-BOOT specifies when booting from disk, hard drive, optical drive or network boot, we install the time choose to boot from the optical drive, so use D
-M virtual machine using the memory size, in megabytes, the default is 128MB, this 1024
-NO-ACPI because QEMU support is not good cause the system is very slow, so temporarily banned.
The installation Wizard will be installed after you enter.
(5) Start the virtual machine
sudo qemu-system-x86_64/opt/vm/ubuntu1010.img-m 1024
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Install Qemu under Ubuntu