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Try to download a boot disk image from www.bootdisk.com, extract the .img file from the .exe (self extracting zip file) with Archive Manager, then refer to this image in your Qemu boot path:

$...

I'm not sure the version number you are trying to download exists. The one I used in this howto is here:
http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/kqemu-0.6.2-1.tar.gz

There's also a more resent...

above quote is is so true.. and in addition to the ansvere from kakashi, I worked around a similar issue by formatting the drive first and have the win installer change it to ntfs.

http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/qemu-0.7.0.tar.gz

..It was just to change the version number at the end

I may have them on one of my disks at home, I'll check this a bit later and upload them to my server if I can find them

What user are you running make from? Have you tried as root? Can it be that make clean mess up the files and that you need to unpack the files again

I have to add that I never had any such...

If this is for Qemu, Share the disk from linux, no point sharing anything from the guest OS

I can see that some of the files under your kqemu dir are in the root group, but this file is not. Try to chgrp and then do the chmod again on this specific file
-rw-r--r-- 1 ouroboros ouroboros...

Try to start it with 192 and check the sytem monitor in Ubuntu how your system is reacting.

Warning: could not find /home/ouroboros/qemu-0.7.2/kqemu/.kqemu-mod.o.cmd
This file does not exist, may be a typo in the script.
/home/ouroboros/qemu-0.7.2/kqemu/.kqemu.mod.o.cmd

100mb is a problem even for 98 if you start a coupple of programs. Why did you set the memory to 100?

There is a problem with 98 and kqemu, it simply crashes so you have to turn kqemu off. Win2000 is a good choice (May be a 98 fix now, don't know)
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Permissions.. Only that the user you start Qemu with has permissions to use the image.

OK try this.. download a bootdisk image from bootdisk.com and extract the image from the .exe file with...

Not sure if it works, but I can't see why not. What command do you use to start it? and are all permissions set correct?

There might be several reasons for this error.
Your screencard does not handle the 2 screens in this resolution, check if you have the latest linux driver.

Might be that it's the resolution...

/home/mmartino/qemu-0.7.2/kqemu/.kqemu-mod.o.cmd (-)
-rwxrwxr-x 1 mmartino mmartino 7098 2005-09-29 18:12 .kqemu.mod.o.cmd (.)

Hmm.. this looks like a typo in this release. I don't know if...

I'm back, just moved to Sweeden and have not been able to answere any questions the last weeks.

There are problems with some recovery CD's because the hardware that Qemu emulates is not similar the hardware of your computer.

Thanks dradul, I'll make a note in the howto above

I guess you can have as meny partitions you like, just be aware that you lose some space because you need to allocate the partitions larger then the content that it will contain, if you have one big...

No problem increasing the size of /home.

I would'nt suggest using a windows partitioner don't even know if it supports Ext3 or the partition type your home is located on. You should do a backup or just move the files first then recreate /...

Hi all!
I just moved to Sweden and have not been able access the internet. I'll be back online and can answere your questions in about a week from now.

Correct should be like this:
qemu -boot d -cdrom /dev/cdrom -hda hd.img -no-kqemu

So you compiled it without kqemu or did you just do atp-get install qemu?

win98 you need to start without KQemu if you have installed it... I think that's what causing the problem.

-no-kqemu
in the startup command