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The VM itself was presumably idling on a BIOS "no bootable device" prompt. I don't think QEMU has an option to not start the VM at all and just do networking.
by eqvinox 3y ago
The VM itself was presumably idling on a BIOS "no bootable device" prompt. I don't think QEMU has an option to not start the VM at all and just do networking.
- rwmj 3y agoYou can use -S. There's still a guest but it doesn't start the virtual CPU running. It would make no practical difference for this "use case" though.
- out-of-ideas 3y agothe article has examples of QEMU cmds ...