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==How to QEMU yourself?== | |||
RTFM! or [RTD https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/]! If you don't want to RTFM/RTD, then look at this guide <br> | |||
===The guide=== | |||
QEMU has no GUI, but what if you want to use the command-line? Then this is for you! <br> | |||
QEMU has many arguments, but here's a basic example of usage of the AMD64 softmmu (targeted for modern QEMU and modern linux)<nowiki>:</nowiki> <br> | |||
<code>qemu-system-x86_64 -hda alpine.qcow2 -cdrom alpine.iso -vga virtio -boot cd -usb -device usb-tablet -display gtk</code> <br> | |||
You need to create the disk image using the following command<nowiki>:</nowiki> <br> | |||
<code>qemu-img create -f qcow2 alpine.qcow2 30G</code> <br> | |||
After that, download alpine linux [https://alpinelinux.org/downloads/ here]. Choose the Standard or Virtual variant, and choose x86_64. After downloading the image, rename it to "alpine.iso" <br> | |||
After that, just run QEMU, using the command-line arguments from the command-line example from above <br> | |||
After installing alpine linux, you're done! No KVM was needed! | |||
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And if you use the windows version. Then you love data snooping
How to QEMU yourself?
RTFM! or [RTD https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/]! If you don't want to RTFM/RTD, then look at this guide
The guide
QEMU has no GUI, but what if you want to use the command-line? Then this is for you!
QEMU has many arguments, but here's a basic example of usage of the AMD64 softmmu (targeted for modern QEMU and modern linux):
qemu-system-x86_64 -hda alpine.qcow2 -cdrom alpine.iso -vga virtio -boot cd -usb -device usb-tablet -display gtk
You need to create the disk image using the following command:
qemu-img create -f qcow2 alpine.qcow2 30G
After that, download alpine linux here. Choose the Standard or Virtual variant, and choose x86_64. After downloading the image, rename it to "alpine.iso"
After that, just run QEMU, using the command-line arguments from the command-line example from above
After installing alpine linux, you're done! No KVM was needed!