I installed the Windows 2003 server on the qemu emulator. After the first
shutdown using VNC Viewer I can't get there. At first It started writing
that this port is not listenening. Then I entered command qemu-system-i386.
After that I was able to connect, but instead of Windows there was written
N
Hello, very clever qemu developers, 😊
For our SoC development, I decided to make our new machine to play with. (It’ll
be a long term job)
Let’s call the new machine ababa here.
I thought just copying a machine will be easy, so I added these files below.
* hw/arm/ababa.c
* include/hw/arm/
On Wed, 17 Feb 2021 at 09:39, wrote:
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> Hello, very clever qemu developers,
>
>
>
> For our SoC development, I decided to make our new machine to play with.
> (It’ll be a long term job)
>
> Let’s call the new machine ababa here.
>
> I thought just copying a machine will be easy, so I added these
Hi, Peter Maydell
Thank you very much for the information.
Those are all very helpful information for me.
Thank you!
Chan Kim
> -Original Message-
> From: Peter Maydell
> Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2021 8:12 PM
> To: Chan Kim
> Cc: qemu-discuss
> Subject: Re: how to add a new machi
Hi Vitaly and Paolo,
Sorry for the delay in response, finally got chance to access a machine with
AVIC, and was able to test out the patch and reconfirm through some benchmarks
and tests again today:)
In summary, this patch works well and resolves the issues on clocksource caused
high port I
Hello,
I have found a good reference today (https://ibug.io/blog/2019/04/os-lab-1/
) which shows how to build kernel and run it on qemu.
I followed it (but with aarch64-none-elf- for kernel build and
aarch64-linux-gcc- for fake init process build) including making the example
myinitrd.img file
