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i cannot understand this..

     qemu.exe -L . -m 64 -boot a -fda floppy.img -hda harddisk.img -cdrom cdimage.iso

  -L : bios location

  -m : memory size (Mbyte)

  -boot : boot device  floppy(a), hard disk©, CD-ROM(d)

  -fda : floppy image

  -hda : hard disk image

  -cdrom : CD-ROM image

i first need 2 burn my image 2 CDR ? IMO if thats the case it kinda defeats the purpose :P

EDIT: ive got it 2 boot from cd, by just using -cdrom blah.iso but setup complains about not having a hdd there, how do i "make" 1? lol

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I think this is it.

3. Hard disk
You can make hard disk image which is 10 MB as follows.

$ dd if=/dev/zero of=./harddisk.img bs=1024 count=10000

I've heard about this program but haven't tried it yet.

Anyone else have any comments on it?

Edit: Disregard above... It's for Linux... I didn't read what I was pasting...

Edit: No good for me... :(

A hard disk image file is up to 2GB.

Inside the readme file.

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-boot d

that's for booting from cdrom instead of floppy, as for creating an hd image, you could take a big file and use that, the installer from FreeOS Zoo has an utility to make such files, i'm also attaching it to here.

and indeed it seems that it has a limit of 2Gb, but perhaps thats beacuse of fat32 and might make bigger images on ntfs.

mkqemuimage.exe

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