I quit fiddling around with TME and went to QEMU like I should have in the first place. Following this page exactly: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/QEMU/SunOS_4.1.4, I got barfage that looked like this: Extracting the sunos 4.1.4 sun4m 'uucp' media file. Extracting the sunos 4.1.4 sun4m 'Games' media file. Extracting the sunos 4.1.4 sun4m 'Versatec' media file. /usr/etc/install/tar/export/exec/sun4_sunos_4_1_4/versatec: cannot extract file. add_services: 'tar xpfb /usr/etc/install/tar/export/exec/sun4_sunos_4_1_4/versatec 32k 2>> /etc/install/suninstall.log' failed. Please check local media device /usr/etc/install/tar/export/exec/sun4_sunos_4_1_4/versatec Press <return> to continue You have sunos 4.1.4 sun4m release media volume -1 mounted Please mount sunos 4.1.4 sun4m release media volume 1 Press <return> to continue I upgraded QEMU. That didn't fix the problem. Then I looked at my SunOS 4.1.4 iso. The file export/exec/sun4_sunos_4_1_4/versatec is a corrupted tar. I can manually exclude that package, but I'd like to have something that really works all the way, particularly for when I get my hands on my real Sun hardware again. Does anyone know where I can find a known-good ISO? The md5sum of my iso is this: 927fa22042a70bf21a80be9393b15770 sunos_4.1.4_install.iso Second question... With the resulting install of SunOS 4.1.4, I'm having trouble getting the emulation talking to the outside world. Through trial-and-error, I figured out that QEMU is assigning the guest the IP of 192.9.200.1 and the host as 192.9.200.2. Plugging these into what I see at the wikibooks.org page, I get results that seem like things went okay, but pings and telnets timeout. What did I miss? -- David Griffith dgriffi at cs.csubak.edu