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==================================== Test your bootable USB Flash Drive IN qemu ==================================== Hi All When working with bootable and multiboot USB Flash drives,you need to test your flash by restarting your system and booting by UFD. And this takes a lot of time,specialy when you need to do this work several times. When searching the web pages to find a way to be able to test bootable UFD inside windows,i saw an free application that does this job.

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I have tested it several times by different bootable flash drives and worked perfect. So i thought it may be helpful for some users too and now do as below: ================================================== 1.Make your bootable flash dive. 2.Download MobaLiveUSB_0.2.exe from link below: 2.Copy MobaLiveUSB_0.2.exe in root of your bootable usb flash drive.

3.Run MobaLiveUSB_0.2.exe inside your flash drive That's all,After few seconds your bootable flash drive will be run in qemu. =================================================== Hope will be some help. Shirin zaban. Hi jaclaz I can not understand what do you mean Do you mean that a bootable usb device that runs in qemu,may be can not run by computer?? If you give more informations,i will be thankful shirin zaban Yes and no. Basically you are mapping a USB device mounted as physicaldrive by the host system (2K/XP/Vista/whatever) as the first or second hard disk in Qemu.

First and second hard disk in Qemu are (virtually) PCI devices, and being mapped through the host OS may get them a different geometry from the actual one (i.e. Get anyway the 'forced' 255/63 geometry these OSes use).

Secondly the Qemu BIOS is a rather 'strict' one, it follows accurately the theoretical CHS mappings, as an example a USB stick (or image) smaller than 512 Mb will require to be booted, AT LEAST if it has partition type 06 (FAT16 CHS mapped) or 0B (FAT32 CHS mapped), a geomtry of 16/63. Some rudimental USB support (though AFAIK not yet booting support) has been added to recent Qemu releases, try playing a bit with Qemu Manager 6: experiment with PLoP in it: with an image of the USB device. I don't think it is really working yet, VMware should: Hope the above clears the matter, if not feel free to ask about your doubts. Hey, just wanted to give a note to all: It is possible to do an actual USB boot in Qemu.

And it seems to work fine according to tests I've done so far. Needed: Qemu 0.14.1 (e.g. 0.11.1 didn't work at all, didn't try other/previous versions) Seabios 1.6.3, e.g. From Modified vgabios-cirrus.bin from Qemu doesn't seem to support usb boot via parameter (yet). However SeaBIOS 1.6.3 has a boot menu via F12. From there you can boot a USB drive, either real physikal disk or qemu image, whichever you want to use. If you force the qemu boot order to empty, SeaBIOS will default to USB.