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From: "Michael Fisher" <desnotes@gmail.com>
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Subject: [Qemu-devel] Receiving error during QEMU start-up
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I have several versions and instances of QEMU in various directories. mainl=
y
I run Linux distros on top of my host XP computer for testing before puttin=
g
them on USB pendrives.

A few days ago I started receiving the following error message whenever I
try to run QEMU:

Could not initialize SDL - exiting.

In the past I was running VMWare Player and thought that might be it but
after uninstalling all VMWare I still receive the error message. I also did
a search across my hard drives and renamed all of the sdl.dll files except
one to see if I had a corrupt file in the path but no luck there either. I
looked thorugh my running processes and services but nothing appears amiss.

Does anyone have any idea what I might try next?

Thanks in advance,

desNotes

desnotes@gmail.com

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<span class=3D"postbody">I have several versions and instances of QEMU in
various directories. mainly I run Linux distros on top of my host XP
computer for testing before putting them on USB pendrives.
<br>

<br>
A few days ago I started receiving the following error message whenever I t=
ry to run QEMU:
<br>

<br>
Could not initialize SDL - exiting.
<br>

<br>In the past I was running VMWare Player and thought that might be
it but after uninstalling all VMWare I still receive the error message. I a=
lso did a
search across my hard drives and renamed all of the sdl.dll files
except one to see if I had a corrupt file in the path but no luck there
either.
I looked thorugh my running processes and services but nothing appears amis=
s.<br>

<br>
Does anyone have any idea what I might try next?=20
<br>

<br>
Thanks in advance,
<br>

<br>
desNotes
<br>

<br>
<a href=3D"mailto:desnotes@gmail.com">desnotes@gmail.com</a></span>

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