Hi I just made a page for testing PowerPC instructions in QEMU using a program called Risu. The page is a step by step set of directions and other information that testers should find interesting. If someone could try it out and let me know what they think I would be greatful. Thanks! https://wiki.q...

That's High Sierra running in Qemu on a linux host, with KVM, and PCI Passthough of the GTX 1050 and the SSD 960 EVO NVME drive( boot drive ). No patches to OS X really necessary, I'm running a patched version of Qemu that has emulation for the SMC, tho I do use Clover to boot the OS. That's on a R...

No time on my part to do this, but I do have something else we should keep in mind: ARM emulation is likely to become a bigger thing in the future, with people using qemu on chromebooks, tablets, and possibly even phones. There's also the possibility that Apple will move to their own ARM-based chip...

Emulation is a slow business. With an efficiency of about 10% we can't expect too much speed. I did come up with a theory on how to increase qemu-system-ppc's speed on x86 hardware. Right now PowerPC instructions are translated to Tiny Code Generator (TCG), then to the host instruction set. The host...

It's a great idea. It would be very helpful for people who want to build applications that support older versions of Mac OS X. I have heard there are patches that would make recent versions of Mac OS X run in QEMU. Here is the page: https://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~somlo/OSXKVM/. Haven't tried i...

Here are some photos of MacQEMU 2.0 beta 3: The Setup Window: https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4545/37623631054_88146a464f_o.png The File Sharing window: This is where you can share a host folder as a USB flash drive on the guest, or enable network file sharing using AFP, FTP, or SMB: https://farm5.st...

It's a great idea. It would be very helpful for people who want to build applications that support older versions of Mac OS X. I have heard there are patches that would make recent versions of Mac OS X run in QEMU. Here is the page: https://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~somlo/OSXKVM/. Haven't tried it...

Looking good! Thank you :) You may want to bring your window to the front at boot. I do that using: osascript \ -e "on run(argv)" \ -e 'tell application "System Events" to set frontmost of process (argv as string) to true' \ -e "end" \ but then I'm doing that in a bash...

dmcblue wrote:Despite all this, the game runs extremely quickly. Nothing else in the emulation seems off, even the game menu. Not sure if there's any fix for this.

I had a game that ran too quickly in QEMU. To fix this problem I simply set the speed to 50% from the Speed menu.

Hello everyone. A while ago I released a front-end for QEMU called MacQEMU. It was MacQEMU 2.0 beta 2. I have just finished MacQEMU 2.0 beta 3. Here are the changes: - Changed name of the front-end program to MacQEMU - Updated included QEMU to version 2.10.1 - Compiled MacQEMU with py2app to be more...

adespoton wrote:Qemu-64Bit_211Pre-MountainLion-16092017/vga-driver/qemu_vga_256.ndrv

I see, you mean this file: http://www.open.ou.nl/hsp/downloads3/Qe ... 092017.zip

Thank you

dmcblue wrote:Despite all this, the game runs extremely quickly. Nothing else in the emulation seems off, even the game menu. Not sure if there's any fix for this.

Which game is it?

Where can I find the qemu_vga_256.ndrv file?

The new cocoa.m file I uploaded is based off of the newer version of QEMU. I am sorry you are having problems with it. You say the layout is causing you problems. Are you saying when you push one key, you see the wrong letter appear? I use mainly Mac OS 10.4 and Mac OS 9.2 in QEMU and haven't notice...

Comparing ProgrammingKid's cocoa.m with original cocoa.m files in qemu trees I have found the way to fix it.Have just compiled qemu-ppc-ozbenh-wip-current with ProgrammingKid's cocoa.m.Works very well and,suprise-- no problems with adb keyboard in 10.0DP1! ADB mouse,as it's been all along, not work...

Does this method work for OS 9 too by chance (with sungem)? The difference makes sense to me because of how SLiRP works; some of the interfaces are only exposed in one direction. Generally any broadcast info from the host can be made available to the guest, but the guest can't necessarily see anyth...

You might be in luck. I found this page that mentions a dongle emulator for Archicad:
https://www.macintoshrepository.org/2288-archicad-5-0

I'm actually the person who worked on the NeXT support for QEMU back in 2011. I never could get NeXTStep to boot properly, it would always fail trying to mount the root partition, and I never could figure out exactly why, despite hours of single stepping with GDB. Let me know if I could be of any h...

Ok, I don't understand it but it was too interesting to not report. Sharing can be done without using the port forwarding feature. In my previous post I had the guest act as the server and the host as the client. Doing it in reverse made the guest the client and the host as the server. This setup di...

I notice you're using the RTL device; does this work with sungem as well? If so, this looks like it will become my new file sharing method of choice, and should work for OS 9 as well :) It does work with sungem. Here is the command-line options I used: -netdev user,id=mynet0,hostfwd=tcp::5555-:548 ...

Finally figured out how to enable AFP sharing between the guest and the host. I used a Mac OS 10.12 host and a Mac OS 10.4 guest. This kind of sharing means if a change takes place on one end, it also takes place on the other end immediately. Sharing Recipe: QEMU: - Add this command-line option: -ne...

Also, does modifying the folder when the guests are running cause any issues? Just as an experiment I started sharing a folder. When the Mac OS 10.4 guest was done booting I removed all the files from the shared folder on the host side. On the guest side nothing appeared to change from the Finder's...

Does this work for you? Can you exchange files on the fly, or only those that are there during boot? Are you using the downloaded version or your own more recent build? Best, Cat_7 Only the files that were there when I first booted the VM show up. I am using the most recent git version. I was able ...

You'll need this version of Qemu: http://www.open.ou.nl/hsp/downloads3/Qemu64Bit-OSX-vfat-08072017.zip Then, for OSX hosts, give this a go: -device usb-storage,drive=fat16 -drive file=fat:rw:fat-type=16:/Users/MYNAME/Qemudisk,id=fat16,format=raw,if=none The designated folder of course cannot be fat...

What are the system requirements for your Windows version of QEMU?