From: "Alex M" <radiussupport at lrcommunications dot net>

> Ok, I guess I first installed wrong image.... ive used the VMWare once. 
> Then
> I downloaded VMDE image and was trying to add it too Qemu 2.2 but it 
> doesn't
> even wants to run, it says that I have problem with the image or my 
> profile?

> Can you advice? I'm getting frustrated.

No problem.  I will assume you are using Windows, so that it is useful to 
the most people. :-)

Download Qemu Manager for Kqemu support here.
http://www.davereyn.co.uk/qem/setupqemuk22.exe
http://www.davereyn.co.uk/download.htm for other versions and documentation.
Install and configure.

Download and unrar my VMDE distribution.  If you are not familiar with .rar 
images, http://www.rarlab.com/ is a good source of info, and an unarchiver.

Run Qemu Manager.  The fist button is "Create New Virtual Machine" and you 
need to click it.  Name it something reasonable.  Choose "Linux 
Distribution" and if you have the ram to spare, bump it up to 256 meg. 
Check "Use Existing Virtual Drive."  Select the "FreeBSD-root.dsk" file, and 
on the next screen choose "Default" and do not enable audio or full screen. 
Next screen check "View Advanced Configuration Options..." and save. Click 
the "Disk Configuration" tab.  "Hard Disk C:" is done.  Click the file 
folder on "Hard Disk D:" and add "FreeBSD-mount.dsk" and under the "Hard 
Disk F:" (Not E:) check "FreeBSD-swap.dsk" and save.

The right most button is "Launch Selected Virtual Machine Exclusively." 
Click it and boot up FreeBSD.  Log in a "user" or "root" with the password 
"mono" and you are set.

                        Lee