How to use!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!It works only on x86 (32bit mode) CPU with linuxI don't think there is any real chance to compile on windows!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I. Compile from source, use this only if you know what you are doing,otherwise, try compiled version.Required - gcc3.4 - qemu is not compatible with gcc 4.x, so you will need3.x.1. Edit Make file, and customize line: TUNE_FLAGS=-march=pentium3 -mtune=pentium3with whatever CPU you have2. type makeIgnore warnings.If you are lucky, it may compile, if not, try using compiled versionII. So you either compiled from source or decided to use binary version, howto use for first time:1. prepare flash file, execute following command:dd if=/dev/zero of=FLASH bs=1k, count=16k2. Download PIXOS image from somewhere, it is tested with 6.35, and 7.21unzip pix635.binmv obj/pix ./or for 7.21unzip pix721.binmv target/f1/pix ./edit pixemu.ini, it should look like:-----serial=0x12345678image=pixkey=0x00000000,0x00000000,0x00000000,0x00000000-----Don't enter any spaces, or empty lines or something else, as it will notwork!if you already have image installed in flash, edit the second line to:image=NONECopy serial No and key from your existing pix, and save fileActivation Key is used only for 6.x version!Serial No should be in HEX!!!!!edit if1up and if2up scripts, for more info check qemu manual.If you want to use included simple bridging program, you will need tocompile it with "gcc bridge.c -o bridge -lpcap"FINALY, run emulator with:./pixemu -net nic,vlan=1,macaddr=00:aa:00:00:02:01 -net tap,vlan=1,script=if1up -net nic,vlan=2,macaddr=00:aa:00:00:02:02 -net tap,vlan=2,script=if2up -serial stdio -m 128 FLASHThe latest argument is FLASH image file, -m 128 means 128 MB RAM, which isrequired for 7.xfor 6.x -m 32 is enoughProgram is terminated with ctrl-c, there are other ways to use serialconsole, read qemu manual for more info.Good luck, and plase don't try to contact me for any kind of support, Idon't want to be contacted, and I really prefer to remain anonymous.