Some usefull command to help running and setup qemu…
- Create an empty compressed 10 Go disk image (in
qcowformat):qemu-img create -f qcow /home/kevin/qemu-disk-image.qcow 10G
- Boot on your machine’s CD-Rom in qemu with previous disk image as primary HDD:
qemu -cdrom /dev/cdrom -hda /home/kevin/qemu-disk-image.qcow -boot d
- Same as above but with a CD-Rom
isoimage:qemu -cdrom /home/kevin/ubuntu.iso -hda /home/kevin/qemu-disk-image.qcow -boot d
- Boot the previously created disk image:
qemu /home/kevin/qemu-disk-image.qcow
- Convert
qcowimage to arawimage:qemu-img convert /home/kevin/qemu-disk-image.qcow -O raw /home/kevin/qemu-disk-image.raw
- Mount a RAW disk image:
mount -o loop,offset=32256 /home/kevin/qemu-disk-image.raw /mnt/qemu/
- To run a x86_64 guest system on a 32-bit host, simply use
qemu-system-x86_64binary command instead ofqemu.

Thx alot!
I gave it a try. It worked thanks for the code
The most useful of those is the
mountcommand. Good job I guess haha.