OK I see what's happening. Because I forgot about the -m option, qemu allocates 128 MB of RAM. It's obviously wrapping around in memory and overwriting all the low memory.
If you add (eg) -m 1024 it works.
OK I see what's happening. Because I forgot about the -m option, qemu allocates 128 MB of RAM. It's obviously wrapping around in memory and overwriting all the low memory.
If you add (eg) -m 1024 it works.