Can we run Mac OS on it yet?

Why there is no official source Windows build for QEMU 4.1?

I am glad that the new official source build fixes the jumpy mouse issue to the point that Mac OS X Server 1.0 is actually usable.

But there is still a lot of work to do in order to bring the Windows builds on par with the other platforms.

Nevermind, forgot to extract the pc-bios folder from the zip.

FYI, what do you mean by "patched bios" ?

The bios is missing from the latest official source build.

Hi,

I uploaded two new experimental Qemu builds for OSX and Windows hosts:

One with some altivec acceleration (noticeable in slightly improved display speed).
One with the same improvements, but also supporting the screamer audio device.

Note that the OSX builds will only run on CPUs supporting ...

Aw, what a bummer.

If only SheepShaver had MMU support.... that would have been great while QEMU PPC matured into something better than it.

That's good news! Too bad my CPU is a Celeron....

FYI, by "hardware acceleration" i meant something like KVM or HAXM.

What do you mean by "more advanced vector algorithmic" ?

It would have been amazing if these builds had hardware acceleration support.

Shoebill is for A/UX, not Copland.

Which machine do you use ?

As far as i know, no you can't use a built-in cd-rom drive.

No, QEMU doesn't run Copland.

Check out this post on virtuallyfun:

https://virtuallyfun.com/wordpress/2018 ... s-on-qemu/

And yes i did use one of the older builds.

The older builds have this issue as well.

In fact, Cat_7 said that this issue can't be resolved right now.

SistemaRayoXP wrote:If you don't explicitely need PMU, you can try an early build, where the mouse is normal

What build?

Well, i hope to see it resolved one day.

Hey guys,

So i have this issue with Mac OS X Server 1.0.

I followed the instructions on the ppc page of the qemu wiki (which tell me to use mac99 with pmu and adb.) and the result of these is that it doesn't boot at all.

i could use cuda, but the mouse goes wacky (even with the usb bus).

There's ...