== QEMU

We'll install a full ffp development environment to /home/ffp-0.5. In
the following, '#' denotes the root user prompt. '$' is used for
commands that do not require root user privileges. '%' is used for the
root prompt inside the qemu virtual machine.

 # mkdir /home/ffp-0.5
 # chown you:users /home/ffp-0.5

The virtual machine will mount the root filesystem via NFS, so you
need to setup and configure NFS. To export /home/ffp to qemu, add the
following line to /etc/exports (remember to run exportfs -r):

 /home/ffp-0.5 127.0.0.1/8(no_root_squash,rw,no_subtree_check,insecure)

Now, download the ffp packages:

 $ cd /home/ffp-0.5
 $ rsync -avP inreto.de::dns323/fun-plug/0.5/packages .

To prepare the root filesystem, we need the funpkg program (needs
/bin/bash) and various config files:

 $ rsync -avP inreto.de::dns323/misc/funpkg .
 $ rsync -avP inreto.de::dns323/misc/arm-qemu-files-0.5.tar.gz .

Then, create the root filesystem for qemu

 $ mkdir -p arm-qemu

and install packages as root:

 # cd /home/ffp-0.5
 # ./funpkg -D $(pwd)/arm-qemu/ -i packages/ffp-base-0.5-1.tgz
 # ./funpkg -D $(pwd)/arm-qemu/ -i packages/*.tgz

Also as root, unpack the config files archive.

 # tar xzvf arm-qemu-files-0.5.tar.gz -C arm-qemu

Enter the qemu system root directory.

 $ cd arm-qemu

Optionally, you might want to download the build script repository, so
it's available inside the virtual machine:

 $ svn co svn://inreto.de/svn/dns323/funplug/trunk ffp-src

You can now start qemu with (it will prompt for the local root
password on the first start):

 $ ./arm-start-qemu.sh

Login as root. There's no password. If you're going to download files
from the internet, you need to configure a nameserver. E.g:

 % echo 'nameserver 192.168.0.1' >/etc/resolv.conf