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Is the BIOS path set? It's the -L option. And it always causes this
kind of trouble. :)  Read the documentation for more info.

Also, the menu won't allow you to use a prebuild *hard drive* image it
seems, so for the time being you must use the command line manually.



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On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 17:37:40 -0000, Jamil Amir-ajamil01
<M.A.Jamil@motorola.com> wrote:
>  
> Hi, 
>   
> I installed QEMU first time under windows XP, downloaded a guest image
> "fedora-cor2.img" and unzipped by 7-zip. 
>   
> When I am tried to boot it using the following command its doing nothing:- 
>   
> C:\Program Files\Qemu>qemu.exe -hda "d:\VirtualMachine\fedora-core2.img"
> -boot c -user-net 
>   
> I also tried to run only QEMU and input the info but it is not booting at
> all and no error. 
>   
> Could somebody please help me? 
>   
>   
> [N] create image file  [M] set Memory  [C] set CD/ISO  [Q] Quit 
>   
> Enter your choice now []: c 
>   
> 
> Add/Remove/Change ISO file 
>   
> Drag & drop the ISO file on to this window or type in filename (leave blank
> to remove): D:\VirtualMachine\fedora-core2.img
> QEMU_CDROM = [-cdrom "D:\VirtualMachine\fedora-core2.img"] 
>   
> Boot from this ISO (Y/N)? Y 
>   
> 
> === QEMU Menu (v20041113) ===
>    QEMU Menu (C) 2004 Garth Dahlstrom (ironstorm@users.sf.net)
>    QEMU (C) 2004 Fabrice Bellard 
>   
> QEMU Settings:
>  Memory (256MB)  BIOS DIR (\Program Files\Qemu\bios)
>  CD/ISO (-cdrom "D:\VirtualMachine\fedora-core2.img" -boot d) 
>   
> Boot QEMU using image: 
>   
> Toggles:
>  [N] create image file  [M] set Memory  [C] set CD/ISO  [Q] Quit 
>   
> Enter your choice now []: 
> 
> 
> Thanks 
> 
> Amir