Hi,
I created video in which I showed how to run multiple Qemu instances in GNS3 installed on Windows. There is a bug in Qemu, installed on Widows which prevents you to run more than one Qemu instance. This video is mainly for Windows users because bug is presented only in Windows OS. Copying base image to the directory where FLASH is not properly created and its renaming to FLASH is workaround for this bug.
Linux users need to set only Qemu General setting and Qemu Host setting table and they can run multiple Qemu instances without any tricks.
There is also Qemu - General Setting and Host setting configuration showed in this video. Vyatta, LiSA (Linux l3 switch) and Microcore Linux should be configured in GNS3 Qemu Host Table.
JunOS configuration is similar to Qemu Host configuration but it is done in JunOS table (not showed in this video).
You should consider RAM requirements for JunOS, Vyatta and LiSA. RAM 48MB is enough for small Microcore image but you need minimum 128 MB for those three Qemu images.
You can download a video from here:
http://www.4shared.com/video/8JmJRYQI/multiple-qemu-instances.html
can you share this video in 4shared.com please as i cant download from the rapidshare. And if possible can you share how to configure Qemu in Windows.
Thanks in @vance.....
Done!
Downloaded the video and will go through that
Thanks for sharing.
I downloaded the file. When I ran it, there was no audio. Is that to be expected?
Yes, this video is without audio track.
Please post some videos for running Qemu host under ubuntu linux also
Sorry I am too busy but you can ask for help in GNS3 forum if you have any difficulties. Thank you for understanding.
please re-share this video.
both links now empty.
Hi,
I've changed a link. If there is not a particular reason for Qemu 0.11.0 you should use at least Qemu 0.13.0 binary for Windows, it includes a patch which corrects the bug. Check GNS3 download page: http://www.gns3.net/download
Thank you!
If I use the last GNS3, I can not use kqemu on windows 7, crashes qemu. :(
I had to roll back to 0.11 qemu, and it is described in the video bug.