@smarkusg

I don't know if this can help you in any way
Here I am using -cpu 7457 with ALTIVEC in Full-Screen.

I used MPlayer GUI to pass parameters.
You can also see a .log in the window
The video can be seen in Full-Screen, perhaps with your skills you can further improve this function.


Please note that I use the resolution:
2048x1152

in this case the video is full screen at 1920x1080
Thanks for this player.

https://youtu.be/wYhhM2LPHfs

@jabirulo

You probably shouldn't give an error for failing to find a catalog, but instead just silently fall back to your builtin strings.

Best regards,

Niels

My last ball lasted FOREVER this lazy Sunday afternoon and I wish the game had a pause button so I could've went to go for a desperately needed piss

535,868,700



@ nbache

still have a few days Niels

@white
As for the card I would use the same one that @geennaam used.
On his screen you have the identifier 0x1002 x6810 = Curacao XT / Trinidad XT [Radeon R7 370 / R9 270X/370X].
That is, Radeon HD 7xxx - RX 5xxx 2GB . Most likely Club 3D Radeon HD 7870 Club3D S13 2GB GDDR5 1GHz

I also remember that I think @MartinW mentioned the motherboard requirements. It was more than half a year ago and I can't find this thread on the forum with this entry.

@pjs
I checked on my settings that I have.
On these settings I checked your video 3x works fine (YouTube URL Extractor script and aiostreams)
I took a screen shot because it was easier

You can check with:
forceidx = 1
cache-min = 1
cache= 8192

Thank you for your help

@white

Recently @Maijestro noticed this problem. I think we are the only ones using mplayer under QEMU Pegasos 2 G4.
It seems that with smaller sizes and changed under QEMU SDL1 it is not possible to switch the screen properly.
Try stretching the window to a larger size and switch.

@white
You don't get error with modifying meson.build and that works too until you want to update from git. Then you'd need to undo the change and redo it again afterwards so it's better to pass it to configure and not change meson.build. Maybe you can try to add one more configure option: --disable-qom-cast-debug but don't know if it makes any difference in performance. It may be a little faster in some cases but probably not a big deal, but if you want to optimise everything than this can be added.

With gfx card passed through to guest the AmigaOS driver gets full control of the card so a card is needed that QEMU can pass through correctly and AmigaOS can drive. This seems to be ATI HD7000 or similar card currently. Older cards aren't properly passed through by QEMU (it needs some changes in the places I've pointed to before) and newer cards may have problems with PCIe passed through as PCI or newer BIOS that crashes the emulated BIOS in these older firmwares or something. It also needs separate purchase of Enhancer software or whatever the RadeonHD driver comes with as the one included in AmigaOS 4.1FE is just enough to get picture to install the real driver that fully supports the card. One important point is that GPU pass through with pegasos2 needs BOTH -bios pegasos2.rom (but not -kernel bboot) and then boot with boot hd:0 bboot.fth with at least bboot 0.7. The firmware is needed to run the card bios and then BBoot is needed to fix IRQ routing and 64bit BARs. If you boot with -kernel bboot as usual then the card BIOS will not be run and may not work so need to boot with firmware and use bboot from firmware not on its own. It may be easier with amigaone where only the -bios u-boot-amigaone is needed without bboot or sam460ex but that may have other problems so currently only the pegasos2.rom+bboot way was tested.

I won't try to explain what's needed for AmiCygnix again as I did that for a few times so you'd need to understand the network setup under QEMU and either configure tap networking or with -netdev user add the appropriate hostfwd option to allow connecting to the X server in the guest. I'll let others have a go trying to explain that as I could not describe it in a way that you could understand so I would just confuse you further trying to explain.

@pjs

tries to load/find tequila.catalog, you don't have it (and don't need) thus prits such "error".

@joerg
Yes I know, maybe my wording was not clear. What GPL prevents is one party turning GPL software into closed source software which is what I really meant by "commercial code", so maybe that's what causes misunderstanding. BSD license has no such restriction so somebody can take it and use it in part or change it and make it closed source, they only cannot claim they wrote it and have to keep copyright messages to acknowledge original developers. GPL also requires to keep the sources free and available for everybody and not use it in code that does not allow the same. So when you substitute commercial code with closed source code that's what I meant but failed to describe properly.

By the way it's not the GPL code that's sold commercially because the code itself is freely available (and cannot be charged more than the fair amount needed to transfer it) but additional services using that code like making distros or providing services based on that code and so on. But GPL software can be developed commercially for sure.

@joerg

this is interesting, thanks
I'll take a look now

@smarkusg

I did some tests with MPlayer only if I use -cpu750cx not altivec the video goes full screen.
If I use -cpu 7457 the video remains in the window even if the window can be maximized but it does not go full screen.
You probably talked about it, I'm not aware of it ?

Thank you

@white
Quote:There are no AmigaOS drivers for any NVIDIA gfx card. Except for some very ancient ones like Cirrus, Voodoo, etc. only Radeon R100/R200 (ATIRadeon.chip), Radeon HD and Radeon RX cards are supported.

AFAIK only a single user got a passed-through gfx card working with QEmu yet, see https://www.amigans.net/modules/newbb/ ... id=147757#forumpost147757
4 Radeon gfx cards tested:
HD4850, R9 270x and RX560/570 didn't work.
HD7000 does work (requires BBoot 0.7 or newer).

You need to use a separate IOMMU group for the passed-through gfx card. No big problem on Linux, but I don't know how/if at all that works on MacOS or Windows.

@balaton
Quote:Obviously you don't understand what the GPL is about.
At least 90% of the GPL software is sold commercially (Google, Samsung, LG, Sony, etc.: Android, based on the GPL Linux kernels and several other GPL software, Xiaomi: MIUI, which in most parts is based on AOSP, the open source parts of Android, Apple: iOS, based on NextStep (not GPL Linux but a BSD though, but still no big difference), etc.).
For PCs and servers: Red Hat Enterprise, SLES (SUSE), IServ, UCS and several other commercial Linux distributions.

It seems rude to me not to respond to:
@Balaton
@Maijestro
@smarkusg
@joerg

and all the other forum users who answer my questions.

So I'll try to ask a few questions whoever has the time and desire can answer them.
This is to avoid writing on other "posts" dedicated to other topics.
Because even if you don't want to, sometimes it's normal to write in other posts at first glance to participate in the topic.
So I hope my thoughts are right because I always have so many questions

Here I compiled with -Doptimization=3 without errors
but even modifying meson.build I get no errors.

./configure --target-list=ppc-softmmu --disable-dbus-display --enable-slirp --enable-lto --enable-sdl --enable-gtk -Doptimization=3

Result:

./configure --target-list=ppc-softmmu --disable-dbus-display --enable-slirp --enable-lto --enable-sdl --enable-gtk -Doptimization=3
Using './build' as the directory for build output
python determined to be '/usr/bin/python3'
python version: Python 3.10.12
mkvenv: Creating non-isolated virtual environment at 'pyvenv'
mkvenv: checking for tomli>=1.2.0
mkvenv: installing tomli>=1.2.0
mkvenv: checking for meson>=0.63.0
mkvenv: installing meson==1.2.3
mkvenv: checking for sphinx>=1.6
mkvenv: checking for sphinx_rtd_theme>=0.5

'sphinx==5.3.0' not found:
• Python package 'sphinx' was not found nor installed.
• mkvenv was configured to operate offline and did not check PyPI.


Sphinx not found/usable, disabling docs.
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Looking for a fallback subproject for the dependency slirp
Clone in 'slirp' in corso...
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HEAD si trova ora a 26be815 ip: Enforce strict aliasing

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* branch b64af41c3276f97f0e181920400ee056b9c88037 -> FETCH_HEAD
HEAD si trova ora a b64af41 Fix typo in function 'softfloat_propagateNaNF128M' for RISC-V.

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Da https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/berkeley-testfloat-3
* branch e7af9751d9f9fd3b47911f51a5cfd08af256a9ab -> FETCH_HEAD
HEAD si trova ora a e7af975 Fix -Wreturn-type errors in fNNRandom

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Program diff found: YES (/usr/bin/diff)
Program dbus-daemon found: YES (/usr/bin/dbus-daemon)
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Program initrd-stress.sh found: YES (/home/white0/qemu/tests/migration/initrd-stress.sh)
Program xgettext found: YES (/usr/bin/xgettext)
Program msgfmt found: YES (/usr/bin/msgfmt)
Program msginit found: YES (/usr/bin/msginit)
Program msgmerge found: YES (/usr/bin/msgmerge)
Program xgettext found: YES (/usr/bin/xgettext)
Build targets in project: 552

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Build environment
Build directory : /home/white0/qemu/build
Source path : /home/white0/qemu
Download dependencies : YES

Directories
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Source path : /home/white0/qemu
Download dependencies : YES
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firmware path : share/qemu-firmware
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library directory : /usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
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libexec directory : /usr/local/libexec
include directory : /usr/local/include
config directory : /usr/local/etc
local state directory : /var/local
Manual directory : /usr/local/share/man
Doc directory : /usr/local/share/doc

Host binaries
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sphinx-build : NO
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genisoimage :
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module support : NO
fuzzing support : NO
Audio drivers : pa sndio oss
Trace backends : log
D-Bus display : NO
QOM debugging : YES
Relocatable install : YES
vhost-kernel support : YES
vhost-net support : YES
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vhost-user-crypto support : YES
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Targets and accelerators
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Block whitelist (rw) :
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replication support : YES
bochs support : YES
cloop support : YES
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Crypto
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Graphics backends
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Audio backends
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Network backends
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Dependencies
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fdt support : system
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libpmem support : NO
libdaxctl support : NO
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FUSE lseek : NO
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berkeley-testfloat-3 : YES
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libvduse : YES
libvhost-user : YES
slirp : YES

User defined options
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Found ninja-1.10.1 at /usr/bin/ninja
Running postconf script '/home/white0/qemu/build/pyvenv/bin/python3 /home/white0/qemu/scripts/symlink-install-tree.py'


OK,

If the log is long I can delete it.
But with this I would like to understand later, not now, if something is missing in the compilation for AmiCygnix, because I will come back to it later.

I was planning to buy a second ATI graphics card because I would like to do many things that I can't do now, always dedicated for OS 4.1.
But it seems that there are currently no suggestions on this.
To put up virtual systems but to do that I need a second graphics card in my specific.
A Geforce 1060 6gb can be found for 100 euros. But an ATI would be better if it is needed for qemu.

@smarkusg

Thanks for the feedback!

I went back through and found a news video that stopped playing
prematurely without the cache change - stopping around 4m11s
instead of playing to the full 4m33s. Unfortunately, while it
happened a couple times, it wasn't consistent. :/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgQPCOuUgKQ

Then I tried setting the cache to 20480 as suggested. It
most often meant there was a 15-20 second delay before playing,
but I also didn't see the premature shut-off in a repeated
plays. Maybe it was the inconsistency at play?

I also tried playing that video with a January 2020 build from
Mick and it repeatedly played the video to the end.

When I wasn't playing the video with the 20480 setting in the
config file, I renamed the config file out of view to avoid any
other deviations.

I also made a point not to do any seeking back or forwards to
try to keep that variable out of the mix when playing.

Sorry I didn't come up with a more clearcut results or clues.

Thanks,

PJS

@joerg
Quote:
And there's a reason for that which is to ensure that GPL code is not used in commercial code only in free software so it cannot be exploited without the developer's consent (who still has the right to sell their work under a different license as they own the copyright so commercial vendors could buy a license from the author for code otherwise available as GPL but cannot just copy and use parts of GPL code unless they also publish the result as GPL). If less strict MPL like license is needed there's LGPL for that which only applies it to the code itself and allows it to be combined with non free software (but still does not allow copying part of LGPL code into non LGPL or GPL code and make it non-free).

Here is a video that I recorded a little later on my Qemu/Pegasos2 system.

The average ping rate for all players was about 200. Here the server was already occupied with 3-5 players in multiplayer.

The interest in the multiplayer mode is apparently not so great, or the time was just wrongly chosen, but it was still really fun.

Thank you TheMagicSN for making sure that there were some servers to join

@kas1e
I think Linux also uses RTAS on pegasos2 if I remember correctly but I could be wrong. It can be checked in Linux source or you could boot Linux on QEMU pegasos2 and add debug log to RTAS calls to see if they are called. Even if config-l@ can access card regs you can only use that from firmware before OS boots but the BAR addresses are also in the device tree so you could get it from there without reading the register. Otherwise if you need to write or access other regs and can't get it using RTAS then it needs to access PCI directly.

@balaton
Quote:

Both OS4 kernel and Linux kernel do see card in the bridge (Linux kernel by default, os4 kernel with bar fix, or via bboot), see on Linux for example (with Radeon x1950):



And on OS4 (this time with Radeon HD):




Problem comes after, when both, Linux and OS4 kernel tried to find a base video RAM address, which result in 0x000000 for both kernels, see on Linux:



And see on OS4:



Error exactly the same for both cases: 0x00000000 as base address, while shouldn't.

I do not know details about linux kernel for pegasos2 (maybe worth to check source to be 100% sure), but it seems it's the same as OS4 kernel for peg2 tries to use RTAS for getting base address of video card behind the bridge, and can't (in both cases 0x00000000). As i do not know PCI stuff for the moment (reading the doc now), i assume that to know base video address you need to read some configuration registers, which, by some reasons, fail, when RTAS is used (if, that is what Linux use too, same as OS4). That why we worry at all with "config-l@" , so to check if we can from firmware get the base video address of card behind the bridge, because , if we can have this card listed, then we somehow already can read configuration registers behind the bridge, just not for base video address by some reasons.

In other words, interesting to know why RTAS for both kernels (and OS4, and Linux too), can see the video cards behind the bridge (i.e. can read configuration registers via RTAS seems so), but then , can't get the same way the base video address and fail the same with 0x0000000 when trying to read configuration registers again.

But i need to read some pci/marvel pdfs too for now, yep :)

@balaton
Quote:Main difference: APL/MPL only requires to release changes you did in those sources. Everything which is free code stays free, but it doesn't affect your own/other code used in the same project, which you can release, or not, as open source as well. It's your choise.

OTOH with the GPL you have no choice/control over your own code any more, even just linking with a GPL library will force you to release any sources linked with it, no matter if you want to do that or not. Even worse: Any output/data generated by GPL software is GPL as well. A lot of GPL software like GCC includes special exceptions to the GPL allowing to use the code generated by it to be released with another licence. If GCC or glibc would be just GPL, without such exceptions invalidating the worst parts of the GPL, it wouldn't be usable at all for most software.

@MickJT
For all of my AmigaOS projects I got the fastest results with -Os.
Reason: The PPC CPUs used for AmigaOS have very small caches, compared to x64 CPUs for example. Theoretically slower (no loop-unrolling, etc.), but smaller code may fit completely into the caches, while "faster" but larger code doesn't. The result is that small, but less optimized code can be faster on such systems. Using cross-module/source optimizations (IIRC enabled with -O3 and -O4) and LTO can make it even worse.
Note1: I only optimized code for G2 (603/604), G3 (750), G4 (74xy) and 405 based CPUs (440/460), but not for the PA6T-1682M nor P5020/40, which may behave completely different.
Note2: Code which is fast on real hardware may be slow on emulation such as WinUAE and QEmu, and the other way round.