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# Steps to launch a fully-networked QEMU guest under JayOS
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1) Boot JayOS

2) Run QEMU as follows:

    qemu -cdrom `cat /initrd/.cddev` \
        -localtime \
        -net tap -net nic

3) While QEMU is booting, reconfigure the firewall by running
   "firestarter" either from the command line, or through 
   Utilities -> Firewall -> Starter


Notes:

The QEMU guest gets its IP and gateway from the host.  Routing to the
internet from the guest should work automagically.  Firestarter is
configured to start a DHCP server on the tap device.

Mouse buttons under emulation may seem a bit wonky until you choose 
"Reset mouse" from the Utilities menu. 

This technique will not work for Intel Macs because the CD is formatted as
HFS, which QEMU currently does not boot. Use a real ISO instead.