Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of UsersGuide/QuickStart

Timestamp:

2014-12-18T16:18:25Z (10 years ago)

Author:

Jakub Jermář

Comment:

QEMU vs. Qemu, minor corrections

UsersGuide/QuickStart

@@ -2 +2 @@
 (A.k.a. get HelenOS up and running in 10 minutes)
 
-This method is recommended for new users. We recommend to use '''Qemu''', which we use for our day to day testing. If you use another emulator, you need to be more careful.
+This method is recommended for new users. We recommend to use '''QEMU''', which we use for our day to day testing. If you use another emulator, you need to be more careful.
 
-== Running HelenOS in Qemu ==
+== Running HelenOS in QEMU ==
 
-To try out HelenOS in Qemu, download the latest '''IA-32''' ISO image from the [http://www.helenos.org/download download page]. Install [http://www.nongnu.org/qemu/ QEMU]. In the directory where you downloaded the ISO image run
+To try out HelenOS in QEMU, download the latest '''IA-32''' ISO image from the [http://www.helenos.org/download download page]. Install [http://www.nongnu.org/qemu/ QEMU]. In the directory where you downloaded the ISO image run
 {{{
-qemu -m 32 -cdrom image.iso
+qemu-system-i386 -m 32 -cdrom image.iso
 }}}
 
@@ -17 +17 @@
 == Running HelenOS in another emulator ==
 
-You can also use a different emulator (Bochs, !VirtualBox, etc.). Make sure your emulator it is configured to emulate a Pentium 4 or later CPU. Otherwise HelenOS won't boot and it will display a red error message.
+You can also use a different emulator (Bochs, !VirtualBox, etc.). Make sure your emulator is configured to emulate a Pentium 4 or later CPU. Otherwise HelenOS won't boot and it will display a red error message.
 
 '''Note:''' If you use a non-free emulator (that only runs in a non-free OS) and you run into trouble, we need not be able or willing to help you. Please use a free software emulator instead.