State of accessibility on BSD systems
Samuel Thibault
samuel.thibault at ens-lyon.org
Tue Sep 23 09:39:11 EDT 2008
Tony Baechler, le Tue 23 Sep 2008 03:27:52 -0700, a écrit :
> I looked in Debian and there is no qemu-curses package. The regular
> qemu requires X.
Use the qemu from Lenny, it has the ncurses patch.
> Even if Qemu has a curses setup, is that also supported in the guest
> OS?
As long as the OS doesn't start a graphical environment, qemu -curses
works fine.
> In other words, can it not use a GUI when launching say DOS or the BSD
> installer?
These are text mode, so that should work.
> Does anyone know about xen? It can apparently run both BSD and Linux
> and has console tools for administration,
Actually Xen doesn't have anything but console versions for the tools.
The XenSource sells a graphical interface, but everything can be done
from the opensource console tools.
> Will it support multiple VMs such as a Linux host with BSD guest
Of course, that's the point of virtualization :)
> How would one install BSD on a xen VM?
I don't know if there is a xen flavor of the BSD installer. Debian will
have one in Lenny.
Samuel
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