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| howtos:hardware:arm:qemu_support_in_slackware_arm [2018/11/30 22:53 (UTC)] – [QEMU Bridged Mode Networking] mralk3 | howtos:hardware:arm:qemu_support_in_slackware_arm [2018/11/30 22:57 (UTC)] – [Boot Slackware ARM with QEMU] mralk3 | ||
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| ===== Boot Slackware ARM with QEMU ===== | ===== Boot Slackware ARM with QEMU ===== | ||
| - | **Work in Progress** | + | Congratulations for making it this far! The next step is booting into your fresh installation of Slackware ARM. Locate the **disk_launch** helper script in / |
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| - | For making it this far, congratulations! The next step is booting into your fresh installation of Slackwarearm-current. Locate the **disk_launch** helper script in / | + | |
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| * **NETTYPE** - network configuration, | * **NETTYPE** - network configuration, | ||
| - | The **disk_launch** script can be found online, [[http:// | + | The **disk_launch** script |
| The first boot will take quite a while. | The first boot will take quite a while. | ||
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| + | Assuming all is well, you can begin using Slackware ARM just as you would any other Slackware installation. | ||
| ===== Slackware ARM Graphical User Interface ===== | ===== Slackware ARM Graphical User Interface ===== | ||
