QEMU 68k for Termux help
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QEMU 68k for Termux help
So i was planning to emulate A/UX via QEMU on Termux. But i'm always stuck in a white screen. Help?
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Re: QEMU 68k for Termux help
qemu-system-m68k doesn't support A/UX or Mac OS yet. We've got custom builds here specifically to support one or the other -- these are alpha-quality builds and still have development work before they're integrated into mainline qemu-system-m68k.
Meaning, vanilla QEMU on Termux on Android isn't going to get past that white screen.
Meaning, vanilla QEMU on Termux on Android isn't going to get past that white screen.
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Re: QEMU 68k for Termux help
I'd advise against compiling large projects on Termux. It was never intended to be 100% compatible to any known distro and many people mistake it for a Debian build (because of the included apt tool suite).
You'l run into a ton of problems with the 1000+1 dev libraries any larger project expects to find on your system.
I'll recommend LinuxDeploy with either Arm Debian or Ubuntu. That way you get a stable system, with well maintained repos and if you get any build errors there, you can actually google for that with some hope of success.
I build Qemu m68k like that directly from Github - and ran into the same "blank screen" dead end as all the others, who tried to boot MacOS 8.1 on Qemu thus far.
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Re: QEMU 68k for Termux help
QEMU stable m68k doesn't currently support booting Mac OS.
But I agree: Termux runs Termux stuff -- I'm not sure enough of the toolchain exists to do a proper QEMU build, let alone building the qemu-system-m68k mcayland experimental branch.
But I agree: Termux runs Termux stuff -- I'm not sure enough of the toolchain exists to do a proper QEMU build, let alone building the qemu-system-m68k mcayland experimental branch.