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Install and run SvarDOS in qemu

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Install and run SvarDOS in qemu. SvarDOS used to use the FreeDOS kernel. They just released a new version with a new kernel. This is how to install and run it in qemu: Download SV-REPO.iso from http://svardos.org/?p=repo. 321MB, bootable, most packages. Install SvarDOS: qemu-img create -f qcow2 svardos.qcow2 2G qemu-system-i386 -m 1024 -hda svardos.qcow2 -cdrom sv-repo.iso -rtc base=localtime -device sb16 -device adlib -net nic,model=pcnet -net user -device cirrus-vga -boot d Run SvarDOS: qemu-system-i386 -m 1024 -hda svardos.qcow2 -cdrom sv-repo.iso -rtc base=localtime -device sb16 -device adlib -net nic,model=pcnet -net user -device cirrus-vga -boot c NIC Driver install: After Install and first reboot, reboot again from install CD-ROM (-boot d). Press ESC to exit installer. Set dosdir=c:\svardos Pkg install pcntpk.svp Reboot from hard drive Add c:\drivers\pcntpk\pcntpk int=0x60 to c:\autoexec.bat with sved Reboot. Mouse driver install: pkgnet pull ctmouse Pkg install ctmouse.svp Add c:\drivers\ctmouse\ctmouse.exe to c:\autoexec.bat with sved Reboot. CD-ROM driver enable: Sved config.sys. uncomment CD-ROM Driver line. Sved autoexec.bat. uncomment SHSUCDX line. Reboot. Sound Driver install: Install sbbasic.exe regular DOS Basic Sound Blaster Driver. Reboot. Other useful package commands: Install new packages: Pkgnet search ??? pkgnet pull package Pkg install package Updates: Pkgnet checkup pkgnet pull package Pkg update package Have Fun!
I think QEMU has no more the Legacy support for Soundblaster, Adlib etc...then i'm not sure we can hear the sound, i think 86Box and PCem are better...
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Since when Gianni? I think a lot of folks still run DOS machines in QEMU. 86Box & PCem might have other benefits but I think basic vintage PC audio is something they all (QEMU, 86box, PCem) support.
Hi...sorry, you are right. The legacy support Is still active in QEMU, i've recently read they only had changed the command line mode since the 0.9.1 version...so many people thought the support was no more active. I normally play with PCem and 86Box, two programs more hardware-oriented. I think their advantage is that you can build the machine you want.

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