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On Mon August 16 2004 4:51 pm, qemu@jmv.mailshell.com wrote:
> I spent some time with Bochs getting it all running the way I want to be
> able to web site testing with various OS/browser installs.  It's always
> been a bit on the slow side so I took a look at Qemu and, after figuring
> out I needed a full path to the BIOS file, got it working.
>
> I like what I see (and how fast I see it) and have been using it to test
> various custom builds of Ultimate Boot CD, Knoppix, etc.  I've come to the
> point where I want to start using HDD images & do network testing but when
> I try using Bart's Network Boot Disk (off of the Ultimate Boot CD v2.4) I
> get various "hardware" related errors whether I use either of the
> automatically detected NICs or a manual selection of the NE2000.
>
> I'm trying to determine if it's a Qemu or Bart's Network Boot Disk issue. 
> Anybody have any suggestions or similar experiences?
>

Are you using the '-user-net' command option, or do you have a tun device 
configured?

-jm