Re: Booting up an old Windows 3.1 harddisk image

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Avi & Guys,

Thanks for your patience, I just got the sucker booting by switching
the -M option to be an isapc system.  And I was wrong about it being a
Gateway, it's a packard Bell system running Windows 3.1, talk about a
blast from the past.  I think I still have the keyboard around
somehwere.

Anyway, here's my commanto run it, with npt=0 in the kvm_amd modules.

  > kvm -no-acpi -no-hpet -cpu 486 -hda hda-caroline486.image -M isapc \
    -m 4 -vga std

and I'll see about changing the defaults back on.  

Thanks,
John

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