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Welcome, This document is for getting you started in a few minutes.
1. Install Qemu for Windows
The executable can be downloaded from
<http://free.oszoo.org/ftp/qemu/win32/release/> Doble click on the
installer and follow the instructions.
2. Obtain Qemu image
* Debian GNU/Hurd qemu image can be downloaded from
<http://www.numenor.art.pl/balrog/hurd/>, but also see the main
[[QEMU]] page.
* Uncompress the image and rename it to debian-hurd-for-qemu.img (.img is
the only thing that matters, you can chose any name) Note: .img is for
QEMUMenu.bat, which saves you from remembering the command line options
of qemu and helps you change the settings (like chosing different
images, allocating RAM for the guest OS ...) interactivly.
* Copy this file to the directory where you installed Qemu.
3. Start Qemu
Double click the QEMUMenu.bat and enter the number to chose between images.
4. Qemu short cuts
* ctrl alt - to exit grab from qemu, get mouse cursor out from the qemu
window
* ctrl alt f - full screen
* ctrl alt 2 - qemu contrl console, use this to change devices
(eg. changing cdrom), send keys to the guest (for example if you want
to send ctrl alt del to the guest type "sendkey ctrl-alt-del" ... type
"help" for a listing of all the options.
* ctrl alt 1 - Hurd login console
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