- on the pi install brasero like this:
sudo apt install brasero
. - put all the files you want in a folder somewhere you remember like
~/Documents/myfolder
. - open brasero and click on
Data project
- click on the plus sign in the top left corner.
- select the folder/folders you want and click on 'Add'.
- click on 'Burn' in the bottom right corner.
- give the file a name, and then click on 'Create Image' in the bottom right corner.
- wait untill you see a
Image successfully created
message like the one in the screenshot bellow:
- open terminal and type:
cd <VM>
but change with the name of the vm's folder. look for the table bellow for a list of names. - type the command to start your VM (the commands are in the README) but add this to its end:
-cdrom path/to/the/image/we/created/earlier.iso
but of course changepath/to/the/image/we/created/earlier.iso
with the real path to your image.
Example: to start the MacOS 9 VM with a 'cd' calledfiles.iso
this is the command I would run:
qemu-system-ppc -M mac99 -m 1000 -cpu "g4" -L pc-bios -g 1024x768x32 -hda ~/macos921/macos921.qcow2 -cdrom ~/Downloads/cd/files.iso
to boot from the 'cd' add this as well: -boot d
.
DONE! when the VM boots up you should be able to copy the files from the image.
VM (OS name) | folder |
---|---|
MacOS 9.2.1 | ~/macos921 |
Windows 98 | ~/win98 |