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Old 23rd January 2013
Ninguem Ninguem is offline
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Default Using Qemu for creating bootable usb when wireless is needed

Using Qemu for creating bootable usb when wireless is needed.
If your machine has a wireless driver that has to be built, you can attach a usb key to your machine and make it into a functioning system.
Code:
# chmod 777 /dev/daX
Because you are installing a new system, you want the normal user to have complete rights to the usb device.
Code:
$ qemu-system-i386 -cdrom /path/to/iso/or/device -hda /dev/dX -boot d
It can be time consuming but it works. I created a Debian key; and, of course, one should know that FreeBSD will also work.

What is it good for and what equipment can be used? A spare portable drive and older computers. I have not had much progress trying powerpc builds on i386.

Last edited by Ninguem; 26th January 2013 at 12:24 AM.
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