This is not a repl.it based tutorial, but it's related to some other topics like How a CPU works and How to make an operating system. QEMU will run on repl, but there's little CPU or RAM for it. I would use TC Linux if you have to have a go at it.
You'll first have to have QEMU installed.
Installation
I use Arch, so that's the only one that's correct. If any of you replitors have a Ubuntu, Debain. Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, Gentoo, or SuSE system, tell me if it failed.
@CodeLongAndPros the stolen code - I never said anything like that. I don't know where you get that from, and I don't think the code is stolen (at least not for the Minecraft game). The IP logger - I didn't notice the code in index.html, only a link to a JS file which subtly linked to 2 more JS files which @teamviewselect identified as an IP logger. And even if it was not an IP logger, why would it be so heavily obfuscated? Furthermore, why does the site prevent use of inspect element? Anyway, I emailed [email protected] about the account @lilpeen with all the information I have, including links to the obfuscated files as well as several other dodgy repls on the profile.
How to emulate a x64, i386, or aarch64 computer
This is not a repl.it based tutorial, but it's related to some other topics like How a CPU works and How to make an operating system. QEMU will run on repl, but there's little CPU or RAM for it. I would use TC Linux if you have to have a go at it.
You'll first have to have
QEMUinstalled.Installation
I use Arch, so that's the only one that's correct.
If any of you replitors have a Ubuntu, Debain. Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, Gentoo, or SuSE system, tell me if it failed.
Arch Linux:
sudo pacman -S qemu qemu-arch-extraDebian/Ubuntu based:
sudo apt install qemu qemu-kvmFedora
dnf install @virtualizationGentoo:
emerge --ask app-emulation/qemuSUSE:
zypper install qemuRHEL/CentOS:
yum install qemu-kvmFor Mac users:
Homebrew:
brew install qemuPorts:
sudo port install qemuFor Wandows users (Bleech):
Download and run this
No checksum for you!
Ok. now that you've got QEMU, let's fly!
Emulating a 64 bit system
Download the Manjaro XFCE iso, SHA1 checksum
c44a2984aa2fada53c1db8c6b919b45152780489.Create this directory structure:
cd to
qemu/manjaroLet's make a 20Gb disk for manjaro:
qemu-img create -f qcow2 manjaro.img 20GTo break down the command:
qemu-imgis the command,createis the verb,-fmeans format,qcow2is the format,manjaro.imgis the name of the file, and20Gis the sizeYour
qemudirectory should look like this:Now, move the manjaro ISO to
qemu/manjaroand rename it tomanjaro.isoNow let's run
qemu-system-x64_64 -m 2048 -net nic -net user -enable-kvm -hda manjaro.img -cdrom manjaro.iso -boot cdaTo break it down:
- Hard disk
- CDROM
- Floppy
Now, let's run it.
You should see the grub screen:
After it loads, select 'Launch installer' and follow it through:
There you go, you've got Manjaro Linux running on a x64 emulator!
You can swap
qemu-system-x86_64withqemu-system-{arch}for other archs.For example:
qemu-system-i386qemu-system-aarch64qemu-system-sparcTo run an app compiled for aarch64, use
qemu-aarch64 {program}to run it.That's all, for now!
@CodeLongAndPros the stolen code - I never said anything like that. I don't know where you get that from, and I don't think the code is stolen (at least not for the Minecraft game).
The IP logger - I didn't notice the code in index.html, only a link to a JS file which subtly linked to 2 more JS files which @teamviewselect identified as an IP logger. And even if it was not an IP logger, why would it be so heavily obfuscated? Furthermore, why does the site prevent use of inspect element?
Anyway, I emailed [email protected] about the account @lilpeen with all the information I have, including links to the obfuscated files as well as several other dodgy repls on the profile.