【免积分】小型开源虚拟机bochs源码

$Id: misc.txt,v 1.33 2008/02/05 22:33:34 sshwarts Exp $ This is a temporary place to paste in stuff that should go into the docs one day. When it is transferred into docbook, let's remove it from misc.txt. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 13:31:34 -0800 From: David Christy <davidc@davidc.biz> To: bryce@tlw.com Subject: usefull info for mounting I didn't see this in the doc's so I thought you might like a short description of how to mount a disk image file into loopback filesystem for maintenance purposes. -------------------------------------------- 1) First run fdisk -l <image_name> ... and it should print out a partition table (with a few complaints requesting the drive geometry, and I don't know if older versions require a block device) In fact fdisk will even work to modify partitions in an image, but you must specify the drive geometry that's in the bocsrc first. 2) Whatever it says the starting partition is, subtract 1 and multiply by 512 3) Type mount -o loop,offset=<insert number here> <image_name> /mount/dir or if it's just a floppy image, just mount -o loop floppy.img /mount/dir --------------------------------------------------- I would recommend putting -o ro for read only access if bochs is in use. For unusual filesystems you may need to add a -t <fstype> flag to the mount command to specify the filesystem type. see man mount, losetup, and fdisk for more info BOCHS Rocks!!! -------------macintosh.txt----------------- BBD Mon Nov 25 08:23:28 EST 2002 This file has been in our main directory for years and years, and has not been updated since nobody has tried to compile for MacOS pre-10 in a long time. I didn't want to leave it sitting there since it is so incredibly obsolete. I think it would be good to put it into the documentation with proper warnings about the fact that it hasn't been updated in 4 years and may need significant hacking to make it work again. ------------------ Changes by Bryce Denney 4/5/2001: I moved the contents of macutils.h into osdep.h, and macutils.c into osdep.cc. There are functions missing on other platforms too, so I wanted to bring them all into the same place. The original macintosh.txt follows. STATUS OF THE MAC PORT: ----------------------- 23 Dec 1998 Contents: Status How to Set up MacBochs Problems Other Issues New Files Changed Files Status ------ This is an experimental Macintosh port of Bochs. The Mac port compiles fine under CodeWarrior Pro R1 (CW12) and is capable of booting Win95 in command- line mode and running DOS programs. A CodeWarrior project ("Bochs.proj") is included (you may need to edit the type and creator information with ResEdit in order for CodeWarrior to recognise it as a project file). NOTE: MacBochs is very much a "work in progress", and much of the code is incomplete. This preliminary version is being made available mainly to interested developers who may want to contribute to the development of MacBochs by contributing some code or testing it on their own Macs. If anyone can test with some "clean" Windows installer disks, it would be useful. I've been testing MacBochs with my SoftWindows HD image and disk images derived from it, and I'm not sure if the various SoftWindows-specific drivers are interfering. 23 Dec 98 - updated MacBochs to bochs-981222. The new version seems noticeably faster. Finished implementing the Bochs headerbar. Added support for ejecting floppy disks from within Bochs (click the Drive A: icon on the headerbar or press Cmd-E). 17 Dec 98 - added real floppy disk support. Also optimized the graphics screen drawing a bit more. Keyboard support still broken and in need of a major overhaul. Does anyone have experience with KCHR resources and KeyTranslate()? How to Set up MacBochs ---------------------- This is a very brief, step-by-step guide on setting up MacBochs. More detailed documentation will be available later. - Step 1. Compile the version of Bochs you want to use (PPC, 68k or FAT) or obtain a pre-compiled binary. There is a CodeWarrior project included with the source distribution. - Step 2. Create a hard disk image. Bochs ALWAYS needs a hard disk image available to it, otherwise it won't boot. To create a hard disk image on the Mac, you need to use a recent version of DiskCopy. First, create an untitled, empty folder anywhere on your Mac hard disk. Then, launch DiskCopy and choose to create a folder image of that folder. DO NOT ENTER THE DISK SIZE IN MEGABYTES. In the file "install.html" in the "docs-html" folder you will find a table of disk sizes and geometries. Make a note of the number of total SECTORS required for your desired hard disk size, as well as the cylinders, heads and sectors per track (spt). In DiskCopy, you need to choose "Custom..." from the menu of image sizes, and choose to enter the size in "blocks" (on the Mac, a block is pretty much the same as a sector). Then enter the number of total sectors you need. Make sure the image is "Read/Write", not "Read Only", and make sure you have entered the correct cyl=, heads= and spt= settings in your bochsrc file. Your image file should now be accessible to Bochs. You'll eventually need to use a utility like "fdisk" to make the image readable. - Step 3. Obtain a bootable PC floppy or floppy image. You'll need to install an operating system in order to do anything useful with Bochs. If you have installer floppies for a PC operating system (eg. Windows or MS-DOS) you can use those. Otherwise you can download disk images for FreeDOS or one of the many variants of Linux. MacBochs now supports real PC floppy disks. To use the Mac floppy drive instead of a disk image, use the special filename "[fd:]" in the appropriate line of your bochsrc. - Step 4. Set up your bochsrc file. You set up your Bochs preferences by editing the "bochsrc" file. You'll need to set up your bochsrc to work with your floppy and hard disk images, as well as telling Bochs how many megs of PC RAM you want. Problems -------- There are some so far unresolved problems in the "macintosh.cc" GUI file: - Keyboard support is VERY rudimentary; ie. it only supports alphanumerics and a couple of special keys like Enter. The keyboard-related code is full of holes and I'm going to completely rehash it. - Mouse support hasn't been tested, but probably isn't fully working either. Other Issues ------------ - The Mac port uses a ready-made config file (configmac.h), like the Win32 port used to. Macs are pretty homogeneous, so the settings should be appropriate for most machines. - The Mac port has an extra source file: "macutils.c" (with header file "macutils.h"), which is used for Mac floppy drive support, among other things. - Like the Win32 port, the Mac port expects the "bochsrc" file to be in the same directory as the Bochs application. - Be sure to use Mac pathname conventions when editing the bochsrc file (ie ':' instead of '/' or '\'). New files --------- The following are new, Mac-specific files: gui/macintosh.cc configmac.h macutils.h macutils.c Bochs.proj Changed Files ------------- The following files from the main bochs distribution have been modified to compile properly on the Mac: bochs.h main.cc memory/memory.cc memory/misc_mem.cc iodev/floppy.cc iodev/harddrv.cc The changes are just conditional compilations which won't affect other platforms (search for "#ifdef macintosh" and "#ifndef macintosh" if you want to see what the changes are). These changes will need to be integrated into the main distribution if the MacOS port is going to go ahead seriously. -- David Batterham <drbatter@socs.uts.edu.au> or <drbatter@yahoo.com> --------------------win32.txt--------------