Hi Peter,
I think qemu on OpenBSD/macppc will not help you as this will be still
using tcg IMHO. What you would need is something like Linux on PPC64 and
running KVM there and then IMHO you will be able to run PPC code
directly on CPU avoiding possible Qemu issues in PPC isns backend.
See
Peter,
thanks for the answer, however for me the most important bit is still
mising.
1) how do you invoke qemu to load bsd?
2) how do you connect qemu and gdb in order to debug bsd?
3) how do you cross-compile to ppc64? -- see my next email about issues
with cross-compilation.
Thanks,
K
Hello,
I'm trying to cross-compile (first cross-tools) on amd64 to macppc
target. Since I've hit several issues along the way I'd first like to
verify I'm doing it in expected way. Of course I'm on fairly recent
-current (last week's code). What I do is:
$ cd /usr/src
$ doas make -f Makefil
Peter,
seeing you writing about openfirmware, pmap.c etc. Have you investigated
NetBSD's PS3 files? Tsubai Masanari was kind to my ask and made them
available again on http://nandra.segv.jp/NetBSD/ps3/
Certainly some low level files like atomic.S, setjmp.S, pmap.c are there
and may be at l
