[Qemu-devel] my win98se install

[Qemu-devel] my win98se install

[skunky]

I installed win98se on the cvs version from a couple of days ago. (I'm 
just now getting to trying to make it ALL work)

Most of it works, with a few exceptions:

Sound:
Using the sb16 or awe32 or compatible driver, which is what the windows 
plug and play code found, I get no sound.  I've tried changing the 
resources manually, I've tried letting it use the "automatic" choices, it 
always comes up with:
"This device is either not present, not working properly, or does not 
have all the drivers installed. (Code 10.)

Try upgrading the device drivers for this device."

If I remove the device, and re-run the hardware detection, I'll get
sb16: empty output buffer
sb16: empty output buffer
sb16: 0xfa is unknown

in the monitor, and when it reboots (because it's windows and demands to 
be rebooted) I'm right back where I started, sb16 driver, with the above 
listed "code 10" error.

Network:
-user-net works, and by adding my samba server IP as the "wins server", I 
can browse my network and mount shares.  I get problems with oplocks so 
I've turned them off and all seems to be happy.

On boot, I can't get to my domain controller to log in, which is really 
odd, seeing as the domain controller is the wins server, and once we're up 
I can get to that.

Oh, and a minor issue:

qemu -h says "ctrl-shift toggle mouse and keyboard grab"  0.6.0 release, 
this was the case.  with the cvs, it appears to have changed to ctrl-alt, 
which through me for a loop until I noticed it said "Press Ctrl-Alt to 
exit grab" up in the title bar.  I assume this is just a documentation 
didn't get updated issue.

I also can't get to the monitor unless I do the -monitor stdio thing, but 
that may be because my window manager is eating the ctrl-alt-whatever

Jeff Schouten
skunky@skunky.org

Re: [Qemu-devel] my win98se install

[Johannes Schindelin]

Hi,

On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 skunky@skunky.org wrote:

> I also can't get to the monitor unless I do the -monitor stdio thing, but
> that may be because my window manager is eating the ctrl-alt-whatever

I also had that problem until I realized that it's XKB, X11's keyboard
extension. If I don't hit Ctrl+Alt almost simultaneously (so that
Ctrl+Alt+2 makes click-click-click ;-) ), and release it the same way, it
works.

Hth,
Dscho