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On Wednesday 05 July 2006 15:01, Daniel Carrera wrote:
> Yes, but the doc doesn't, for example, explain how you are supposed to
> put a bootable image in "file". This is addressed by the excellent
> responses from Nathaniel and Rick, and I included it in my proposed
> tutorial.
>
> This is the sort of thing that might be obvious to you in hindsight
> (you're very involved in qemu) but won't be to a lot of people who are
> technically competent, but don't already know qemu.

It doesn't require any involvement to understand, it's just like a PC. You 
don't buy hard-disks with your operating system and software of choice being 
pre-installed, you must do it yourself. The same applies to QEMU.