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When I try to run gemu from the gui on Ubuntu 12.04 I get the following error:
[] Executing qemu at: 04:53:10 PM/12-07-2012
[] Checking whether X is running
[] Getting the configs
[] Running QEMU with ISO image: /home/Minimalism-i386-12.04.iso
/opt/Customizer/scripts/qemu: line 41: qemu: command not found
[X] An error accure while trying to emulate the ISO
The problem is that "qemu" is not a valid command. Changing "qemu -cdrom" to "qemu-system-i386 -cdrom" on line 41 in the qemu shell script should solve the problem.
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If you have Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid) I would appreciate if you can see if the command 'qemu-system-i386' will work on it too because I don't have Ubuntu (nor any Debian derivative) installed just to make sure it won't brake the compability with the older Ubuntu releases.
I will leave the issue open for now but if you are sure it works fine close it when desired.
When I try to run gemu from the gui on Ubuntu 12.04 I get the following error:
[] Executing qemu at: 04:53:10 PM/12-07-2012
[] Checking whether X is running
[] Getting the configs
[] Running QEMU with ISO image: /home/Minimalism-i386-12.04.iso
/opt/Customizer/scripts/qemu: line 41: qemu: command not found
[X] An error accure while trying to emulate the ISO
The problem is that "qemu" is not a valid command. Changing "qemu -cdrom" to "qemu-system-i386 -cdrom" on line 41 in the qemu shell script should solve the problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: