Hi Lonnie,
welcome to the L4Re learning curve. :-)
Indeed, there seems to be a problem with .efi images. Thanks for letting us know.
I can boot the .elf32 image though: l4image -i l4re_vm-basic-pci.elf32 launch
It behaves like shown in the screencast: https://l4re.org/cast-vm-basic-pci-qemu-x86.html
Since you already have the github version, you can run the examples from the l4re build directory. `make qemu` executed in your l4re build directory should show a list of example entries to run. These examples are the same as the prebuild images.
Cheers, Philipp
Am 03.11.24 um 21:52 schrieb Lonnie Cumberland:
Hello All,
I hope that your day is going well. Recently, I have decided to explore L4Re as a microhypervisor and capabilities as a possible minimalist component-based microkernel OS.
I have just set up Ubuntu 23.10 (x64) in an Intel NUC13 and would am reviewing as much documentation as I can find as well as am building the core L4Re according to the Github Wiki just to see how the process goes.
https://github.com/kernkonzept/manifest/wiki/BUILDING
As I am in the learning curve at the moment, I also would like to build some examples such as the "Screenshots" (https://l4re.org/screens.html) and demos from the Pre-Built section (https://l4re.org/download/snapshots/pre-built-images/amd64/).%C2%A0%C2%A0 I did try to follow the direction on the pre-built sections and grabbed the "l4image" and all of the AMD64 EFI files to try and test, but when I launch them they just seem to hang and do nothing. I do have qemu (x64) installed as well, but still nothing seems to boot.
What I would like to ask the mailinglist members is where can I get the source code to the "screenshots" examples as well as the AMD64 "pre-built" examples noted above so that I cam do a fresh compile to see them in action?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance and have a great day, Lonnie
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