I am doing a System V install in Virt-Manager (nothing spectacular) it works great on its own, and I have no retro hardware. The installer is a i386 floppy image, but sadly I don't have a 500 MB HDD, to attempt to install it on hardware (it won't boot with an drives larger than that.)
But I thought it would be fun to find a way to redirect the output of the VM to cool-retro-term
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I don't feel very comfortable with interfacing with QEMU directly over the Terminal yet, so I was curious if there was a way to do this directly with Virtual manager?
Edit: To be extra clear, rather than relying on KVM just to interface with a TTY through a virtual manitor, I want to use a terminal to interface with said TTY. As if the terminal were the head. Something similar to this: Using Virsh Console