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Everything Else => General Support and Discussion => Zaurus General Forums => Archived Forums => Software => Topic started by: wendell on October 25, 2004, 11:17:32 pm
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Hello! I am working on getting QEMU (to run DOS apps) to actually work well on my C860. Is anyone out there actually doing this with success? I want to get VGA640x480 working with Cacko, and I don't mind putting together an unofficial how-to for others., as this seems to come up a lot.
I have bochs working, except there seems to be a slight libSDL problem... I haven't worked it out yet. it is just painfully slow.
The few folks that seem to have been able to do this, and post their information here seem to have fallen off the edge of the internet. The few binaries I can find of qemu are horribly out of date or broken.
Attempting to compile myself (simply changing the arcitecture in the ./configure file failed sort of badly).
I am also interesting in putting together a -nice- how-to for cross-compiling apps with a Debian host system and/or distcc for those builds that have to be done 'locally' on the zaurus. (Of particular interest to me is XMaxima, which I haven't got to work yet at all!)
Does anyone have any setups they'd care to share that I can put in the how-to for others?? Hopefully, this would get posted on ZUG permanently in some sane way so we stop two things: we stop getting people that ask the same questions every couple months and we stop the binaries from disappearing due to bitrot or disorganization.
Wendell
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I'm on the qemu dev list... but I haven't been following it closely.
Last time I was paying attention, it was said that no one was working on
arm support (ie: run on arm, not x86 emulating arm, which seems to work fine).
I'd love to have qemu running on the Z.
I have yet to see anyone really interested in working on this or any progress.
Scott
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I'm on the qemu dev list... but I haven't been following it closely.
Last time I was paying attention, it was said that no one was working on
arm support (ie: run on arm, not x86 emulating arm, which seems to work fine).
If there is enough interest, I will work on it. The last time I had to do something similar, I developed a linux kernel driver for the 2.0 / 2.2 series of kernels.
There were a hand full of people on this forum that seemed to get it to work, and work well, but the links in those messages aren't there anymore. No documentation!!! ARG. heh.
So, let me know.
Wendell
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I'm successfully use QEMU to run Linux native console applications on Z. There are a lot of nice programs not ported for arm still ...
Just yesterday I have used sfdisk to re-partitioning SD card.
I'm not sure QEMU could work in other, than "user mode" on arm.
suruaZ
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I'm successfully use QEMU to run Linux native console applications on Z. There are a lot of nice programs not ported for arm still ...
Just yesterday I have used sfdisk to re-partitioning SD card.
I'm not shure QEMU could work in other, than "user mode" on arm.
suruaZ
Did you compile it natively? What version of the compiler did you use / what version of QEMU?
I would like to document that, even if it is just usermode i386 binaries. It is a start.
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Did you compile it natively? What version of the compiler did you use / what version of QEMU?
I took precompiled ARM binaries from this URL (http://zaurus.zapto.org/zazz/qemu/). Version 0.5.3. There are readme file with some information about how it was compiled.
Also I tried to compile the lates version of QEMU on ipaqs claster without succes.
suruaZ
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Hello! I am working on getting QEMU (to run DOS apps) to actually work well on my C860. Is anyone out there actually doing this with success? I want to get VGA640x480 working with Cacko, and I don't mind putting together an unofficial how-to for others., as this seems to come up a lot.
I have bochs working, except there seems to be a slight libSDL problem... I haven't worked it out yet. it is just painfully slow.
The few folks that seem to have been able to do this, and post their information here seem to have fallen off the edge of the internet. The few binaries I can find of qemu are horribly out of date or broken.
Attempting to compile myself (simply changing the arcitecture in the ./configure file failed sort of badly).
I am also interesting in putting together a -nice- how-to for cross-compiling apps with a Debian host system and/or distcc for those builds that have to be done 'locally' on the zaurus. (Of particular interest to me is XMaxima, which I haven't got to work yet at all!)
Does anyone have any setups they'd care to share that I can put in the how-to for others?? Hopefully, this would get posted on ZUG permanently in some sane way so we stop two things: we stop getting people that ask the same questions every couple months and we stop the binaries from disappearing due to bitrot or disorganization.
Wendell
for DOS app is better dosbox not ?
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more for curiosity than anything else, I'd like to know if anyone's got a recent version of qemu running?
meanwhile, the version of bochs on ELSIX is v2.1, not *old* but not exactly the latest 2.2.1!
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I found a Japanese web site which contains a QEMU ipk:
http://tbox.jpn.org/wiki/linuzau/wiki.cgi?...eb%a5%c9%2fQEMU (http://tbox.jpn.org/wiki/linuzau/wiki.cgi?LinuxZaurus%b8%fe%a4%b1%a5%d3%a5%eb%a5%c9%2fQEMU)
I tried running the program, but it seems to have a dependency on libgcc_s.so.1 which is not installed on my Zaurus.
Once this hurdle is overcome, the program might need some of the ARM libraries included in the qemi-gnemul-0.5.1.tar.z file on Fabrice Bellard's web site.
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i am successfully running Mathematica 5.1 for linux with the above QEMU (Linzau) on my c860 (Cacko 1.22)
tovarish