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Link once again updated :D
Thanks to Adrian for hosting it!

Links updated :) Sorry about the downtime guys.

Oh, jeez not again. Sorry about that guys.
This time I moved it to a complete different hosting, also disabled installation of Mouse Wall patch with CVS (since it is already included), and fixed the...

Ok, sorry guys :\ Having hosting problems. Should be ok now ;)

Ok, sorry about that guys!

Links updated!
Also removed Mouse patch for CVS version, since it is now included in the CVS!

:)

Alright, thanks everyone for your suggestions :) I have fixed the checkinstall problem for amd64 now. Hopefully this is the last thing to get fixed :)

Yes, it would :) Thanks for this great suggestion, but I want the user to know what kind of kernel is being installed though.

Ok, thanks again :) I put up a note in the first post.

Ok thanks! I will be sure to include that Kernel in the script. :)

Can you tell me what exactly you edited in checkinstall, maybe post in here?

Also, what do you mean by "I Just adjusted the architecture, since the packages X86_64 fail to install for some unknown reason to me. I just put there amd64", can you tell me what you adjusted or...

Hmm, try searching for all packages name qemu in synaptic, and remove them, then re-run the script, and tell me your results.

Hmm, can you tell em what exactly did you change in checkinstall?

Did you let the the compilation script finish before running QEMU?

Hmm, did the script finish running successfully? It looks like the KQEMU support is not compiled. Can you tell me which version of Ubuntu you are using?

Added a basic tutorial on how to use QEMU to the main post. :cool:

It is fixed in the new version. Remove the current .sh file, and follow the instructions in the post again :)

Hmm.. that doesn't look really great ^^

I just re-uploaded a new version which includes better kernel detection and added support for AMD64. Hopefully that'll do it.

Just delete the current .sh...

ok, I will take a look into it. Could you please type the following two commands, and post the output? thanks :)



uname -r



uname -m

Hmm, did you enable the extra repositories to Ubuntu?
Follow the instrutions on this site for your version of ubuntu and then try the script again: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/sources.php

Type this inside a terminal:

sudo su
<enter your password>
echo 1024 > /proc/sys/dev/rtc/max-user-freq
exit

and the error should be gone.

Alrighty, all 3 bugs fixed. :)

You can safely ignore that error. It should work.

This is more of a Automatic Installation script, than a HOW-TO.
As of now, it will only work with Breezy and Dapper.

This script will compile and install:...