Do you know what you should do now?
Head to:
http://liveusb-openbsd.sf.net
and download an image and unpack with 7zip.
Following that run this:
# qemu -hda usb-2g.bin
It will stop at a point and you have to follow the instructions in my
site to see the full emulation environment.
You can try the same trick with any ISO image.
# qemu -cdrom openbsd46.iso
You can have an OS installed in a 2GB filestore like this.
# qemu-img create os.bin 2G
# qemu -hda os.bin -cdrom openbsd46.iso -boot d
qemu is amazingly powerful.
And I got this working very well on our good old Winblows as well. ;)
-Girish
PS: I shall send the language tip in a little while. I got distracted yday.
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