How do you run the ES40 emulation in QEMU? Where I can download binaries and how to use it? Sorry for the stupid questions, I just recently started to use qemu, and did not find a sensible answer on the Internet
It's from an old branch I found digging around on the internet. QEMU is one of those things where the latest versions don't mean they are 'the greatest' as there is so much breakage, and features being dropped. I've uploaded binaries on Internet Archive (archive.org/details/es40-1211e8a), and source on github (github.com/neozeed/es40-qemu-0.10).
@@ohlamon well, other than running ARC, & partitioning its totally useless. qemu-system-alpha.exe -L . -pflash pflash.raw -m 64 -hda axp64.vmdk -cdrom axp64-2210-installable.iso this will kick it off, but again it's useless.
@@neozeed8139 it says "machine type does not support if=pflash, bus=0, unit=0". If I try to launch it without pflash, VM turns on, but it says "Hello" and nothing happens
How do you run the ES40 emulation in QEMU? Where I can download binaries and how to use it? Sorry for the stupid questions, I just recently started to use qemu, and did not find a sensible answer on the Internet
It's from an old branch I found digging around on the internet. QEMU is one of those things where the latest versions don't mean they are 'the greatest' as there is so much breakage, and features being dropped. I've uploaded binaries on Internet Archive (archive.org/details/es40-1211e8a), and source on github (github.com/neozeed/es40-qemu-0.10).
Thanks
@@neozeed8139 but i'm super noob in qemu, can you PLEASE explain to me what can I do with all of these files? Sorry for the inconvenience, thank you
@@ohlamon well, other than running ARC, & partitioning its totally useless.
qemu-system-alpha.exe -L . -pflash pflash.raw -m 64 -hda axp64.vmdk -cdrom axp64-2210-installable.iso
this will kick it off, but again it's useless.
@@neozeed8139 it says "machine type does not support if=pflash, bus=0, unit=0". If I try to launch it without pflash, VM turns on, but it says "Hello" and nothing happens
What do you think about launching with a ready-made VHD
doesnt work. it's the exact same thing where the moment ntoskrnl takes over it makes some call that it never comes back from.
I ran this build on a physical computer, nowhere else@@neozeed8139
then try to run linux on the emulator
Linus is far too boring. And uninteresting.
@@neozeed8139 I'm thinking of finding the Windows NT 4.0 source code and changing the kernel and compiling it to axp64, but it will be difficult
@@даник-ех5 it’s not hard to find it’s on GitHub of all places . Good luck!