redone for safety
everything works

qemu-system-ppc --version
QEMU emulator version 8.0.90 (v8.1.0-rc0)
Copyright (c) 2003-2023 Fabrice Bellard and the QEMU Project developers


qemu-system-ppc -M pegasos2 -cpu g3 -accel tcg -kernel /home/white/Scaricati/bboot-0.1/bboot -initrd /home/white/Scaricati/Kickstart.zip -m 2048 -serial stdio -device sm501 -drive if=none,id=hd,file=/home/white/Scaricati/32gb.raw,format=raw -device ide-hd,drive=hd,bus=ide.1 -netdev user,id=mynet0 -device rtl8139,netdev=mynet0 -vga none -drive if=none,id=hd1,file=/home/white/Scaricati/coffin.raw,format=raw -device ide-hd,drive=hd1,bus=ide.1


BBoot 0.1 (20.7.2023)
/pci@80000000: io fe000000/10000 mem 80000000/40000000
/pci@80000000/host: 0:0.0 11ab:6460 60000 | 646011ab 0000 7
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/pci126f,501: 0:1.0 126f:0501 38000 | 0501126f 0000 0
Added assigned-addresses, set interrupt 0009
2000810 0 80000000 0 4000000 | 00000000 ! 80000000
2000814 0 84000000 0 200000 | 00000000 ! 84000000
/pci@80000000/pci10ec,8139: 0:2.0 10ec:8139 20000 | 813910ec 0100 0
Fixed ROM BAR
Added assigned-addresses, set interrupt 0109
1001010 0 fe001200 0 100 | 00000001 ! 00001201
2001014 0 84200000 0 100 | 00000000 ! 84200000
2001030 0 84240000 0 40000 | 00000000 ! 84240000
/pci@80000000/isa: 0:c.0 1106:8231 60100 | 82311106 0000 8
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/ide: 0:c.1 1106:0571 1018f | 05711106 010e 87
Added assigned-addresses
1006110 0 fe001000 0 8 | 00000001 ! 00001001
1006114 0 fe001008 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001009
1006118 0 fe001010 0 8 | 00000001 ! 00001011
100611c 0 fe001018 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001019
1006120 0 fe001020 0 10 | 00000001 ! 00001021
/pci@80000000/usb: 0:c.2 1106:3038 c0300 | 30381106 0409 7
Added assigned-addresses
1006220 0 fe001040 0 20 | 00000001 ! 00001041
/pci@80000000/usb: 0:c.3 1106:3038 c0300 | 30381106 0409 7
Added assigned-addresses
1006320 0 fe001060 0 20 | 00000001 ! 00001061
/pci@80000000/other: 0:c.4 1106:8235 68000 | 82351106 0009 0
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/sound: 0:c.5 1106:3058 40100 | 30581106 0309 4
Added assigned-addresses
1006510 0 fe001100 0 100 | 00000001 ! 00001101
1006514 0 fe001030 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001031
1006518 0 fe001034 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001035
/pci@80000000/pci1106,3068: 0:c.6 1106:3068 78000 | 30681106 0309 30
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@c0000000: io f8000000/10000 mem c0000000/20000000
/pci@c0000000/host: 0:0.0 11ab:6460 60000 | 646011ab 0000 7
Added assigned-addresses
Checking initrd at 0x600000-0x94a2d5 (3449557 bytes)
Found zip with 66 entries
Parsing Kicklayout at 0x94a2d5 (3287 bytes)
Booting config 1: AmigaOS_4.1_Final_Edition
Loading loader.of
Loading kernel
Loading FastFileSystem
Loading SmartFilesystem
Loading JXFileSystem
Loading peg2ide.device.kmod
Loading battclock.resource.kmod
Loading bootmenu.kmod
Loading bootimage
Loading CDFileSystem
Loading con-handler.kmod
Loading console.device.kmod
Loading diskboot.kmod
Loading diskboot.config
Loading diskcache.library.kmod
Loading dos.library.kmod
Loading elf.library.kmod
Loading env-handler.kmod
Loading FileSystem.resource.kmod
Loading gadtools.library.kmod
Loading gameport.device.kmod
Loading graphics.library.kmod
Loading hunk.library.kmod
Loading input.device.kmod
Loading intuition.library.kmod
Loading it8212ide.device.kmod
Loading keyboard.device.kmod
Loading keymap.library.kmod
Loading lsi53c8xx.device.kmod
Loading newlib.library.kmod
Loading nonvolatile.library.kmod
Loading nvram.config
Loading ps2.resource.kmod
Loading ram-handler.kmod
Loading ramdrive.device.kmod
Loading ramlib.kmod
Loading shell.kmod
Loading sii0680ide.device.kmod
Loading sii3112ide.device.kmod
Loading sii3114ide.device.kmod
Loading sii3512ide.device.kmod
Loading strap.kmod
Loading timer.device.kmod
Loading PCIGraphics.card
Loading ATIRadeon.chip
Loading 3dfxVoodoo.chip
Loading siliconmotion502.chip
Loading petunia.library.kmod
Loading usbresource.library
Loading usbsys.device
Loading hub.usbfd
Loading bootmouse.usbfd
Loading bootkeyboard.usbfd
Loading massstorage.usbfd
Loading uhci.usbhcd
Loading ohci.usbhcd
Loading ehci.usbhcd
Loading mounter.library
Starting exec

@smarkusg
@balaton

Thank you

okay
now i have version 8.1
qemu-system-ppc --version
QEMU emulator version 8.0.90 (v8.1.0-rc0)
Copyright (c) 2003-2023 Fabrice Bellard and the QEMU Project developers

I'm doing it all over again just to be safe
from "masters"
I do
clone "copy url"
and then
git clone https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu.git

etc etc.

since there are
this is what i use in :
./configure

./configure --target-list=ppc-softmmu --enable-slirp --enable-lto --disable-dbus-display --disable-debug-info --disable-debug-tcg

if there are fixes i can do in ./configure
thanks for the tips

@smarkusg

I download the .tar from master and overwrite the qemu 8.0.3 build
is it then I compile for example ?

@smarkusg

Thank you
But I would like to understand how to do it for the next time too

@balaton
@Maijestro

never done from here tells me:

git clone https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/-/tree/master
Clone to 'master' in progress...
fatal: Unable to update base url from redirection:
request: https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/- ... s?service=git-upload-pack
redirect: https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/-/tree/master

@MartinW

I usually do this:
https://www.qemu.org/download/

git clone https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu.git
cd qemu
git submodule init
git submodule update --recursive
./configure (parameters)
sudo make install -j16

@balaton

--version gives me this:
qemu-system-ppc --version
QEMU emulator version 8.0.50 (v8.0.0-2725-g887cba855b-dirty)
Copyright (c) 2003-2023 Fabrice Bellard and the QEMU Project developers

@MartinW

Perfect now it works (2gb ram)
Thank you


BBoot 0.1 (20.7.2023)
/pci@80000000: io fe000000/10000 mem 80000000/40000000
/pci@80000000/host: 0:0.0 11ab:6460 60000 | 646011ab 0000 7
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/pci126f,501: 0:1.0 126f:0501 38000 | 0501126f 0000 0
Added assigned-addresses, set interrupt 0009
2000810 0 80000000 0 4000000 | 00000000 ! 80000000
2000814 0 84000000 0 200000 | 00000000 ! 84000000
/pci@80000000/pci10ec,8139: 0:2.0 10ec:8139 20000 | 813910ec 0100 0
Fixed ROM BAR
Added assigned-addresses, set interrupt 0109
1001010 0 fe001200 0 100 | 00000001 ! 00001201
2001014 0 84200000 0 100 | 00000000 ! 84200000
2001030 0 84240000 0 40000 | 00000000 ! 84240000
/pci@80000000/isa: 0:c.0 1106:8231 60100 | 82311106 0000 8
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/ide: 0:c.1 1106:0571 1018f | 05711106 010e 87
Added assigned-addresses
1006110 0 fe001000 0 8 | 00000001 ! 00001001
1006114 0 fe001008 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001009
1006118 0 fe001010 0 8 | 00000001 ! 00001011
100611c 0 fe001018 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001019
1006120 0 fe001020 0 10 | 00000001 ! 00001021
/pci@80000000/usb: 0:c.2 1106:3038 c0300 | 30381106 0409 7
Added assigned-addresses
1006220 0 fe001040 0 20 | 00000001 ! 00001041
/pci@80000000/usb: 0:c.3 1106:3038 c0300 | 30381106 0409 7
Added assigned-addresses
1006320 0 fe001060 0 20 | 00000001 ! 00001061
/pci@80000000/other: 0:c.4 1106:8235 68000 | 82351106 0009 0
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/sound: 0:c.5 1106:3058 40100 | 30581106 0309 4
Added assigned-addresses
1006510 0 fe001100 0 100 | 00000001 ! 00001101
1006514 0 fe001030 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001031
1006518 0 fe001034 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001035
/pci@80000000/pci1106,3068: 0:c.6 1106:3068 78000 | 30681106 0309 30
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@c0000000: io f8000000/10000 mem c0000000/20000000
/pci@c0000000/host: 0:0.0 11ab:6460 60000 | 646011ab 0000 7
Added assigned-addresses
Checking initrd at 0x600000-0x94a2d5 (3449557 bytes)
Found zip with 66 entries
Parsing Kicklayout at 0x94a2d5 (3287 bytes)
Booting config 1: AmigaOS_4.1_Final_Edition
Loading loader.of
Loading kernel
Loading FastFileSystem
Loading SmartFilesystem
Loading JXFileSystem
Loading peg2ide.device.kmod
Loading battclock.resource.kmod
Loading bootmenu.kmod
Loading bootimage
Loading CDFileSystem
Loading con-handler.kmod
Loading console.device.kmod
Loading diskboot.kmod
Loading diskboot.config
Loading diskcache.library.kmod
Loading dos.library.kmod
Loading elf.library.kmod
Loading env-handler.kmod
Loading FileSystem.resource.kmod
Loading gadtools.library.kmod
Loading gameport.device.kmod
Loading graphics.library.kmod
Loading hunk.library.kmod
Loading input.device.kmod
Loading intuition.library.kmod
Loading it8212ide.device.kmod
Loading keyboard.device.kmod
Loading keymap.library.kmod
Loading lsi53c8xx.device.kmod
Loading newlib.library.kmod
Loading nonvolatile.library.kmod
Loading nvram.config
Loading ps2.resource.kmod
Loading ram-handler.kmod
Loading ramdrive.device.kmod
Loading ramlib.kmod
Loading shell.kmod
Loading sii0680ide.device.kmod
Loading sii3112ide.device.kmod
Loading sii3114ide.device.kmod
Loading sii3512ide.device.kmod
Loading strap.kmod
Loading timer.device.kmod
Loading PCIGraphics.card
Loading ATIRadeon.chip
Loading 3dfxVoodoo.chip
Loading siliconmotion502.chip
Loading petunia.library.kmod
Loading usbresource.library
Loading usbsys.device
Loading hub.usbfd
Loading bootmouse.usbfd
Loading bootkeyboard.usbfd
Loading massstorage.usbfd
Loading uhci.usbhcd
Loading ohci.usbhcd
Loading ehci.usbhcd
Loading mounter.library
Starting exec

Thanks for that, @balaton

@balaton

this is the qemu 8.0.3 command line:

qemu-system-ppc -M pegasos2 -cpu apollo7 -accel tcg -kernel /home/white/Download/bboot-0.1/bboot -initrd /home/white/Download/Kickstart.zip -m 1024 -serial stdio -device sm501 -drive if=none,id=hd,file=/home/white/Download/32gb.raw,format=raw -de vice ide-hd,drive=hd,bus=ide.1 -netdev user,id=mynet0 -device rtl8139,netdev=mynet0 -vga none -drive if=none,id=hd1,file=/home/white/Downloads/coffin.raw,format=raw -device ide-hd,drive=hd1,bus=ide.1

and I get this:
BBoot 0.1 (20.7.2023)
/pci@80000000: me fe000000/10000 mem 80000000/40000000
/pci@80000000/host: 0:0.0 11ab:6460 60000 | 646011ab 0000 7
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/pci126f,501: 0:1.0 126f:0501 38000 | 0501126f 0000 0
Added assigned-addresses, set interrupt 0009
2000810 0 80000000 0 4000000 | 00000000 ! 80000000
2000814 0 84000000 0 200000 | 00000000 ! 84000000
/pci@80000000/pci10ec,8139:0:2.0 10ec:8139 20000 | 813910ec 0100 0
Fixed ROM BAR
Added assigned-addresses, set interrupt 0109
1001010 0 fe001200 0 100 | 00000001 ! 00001201
2001014 0 84200000 0 100 | 00000000 ! 84200000
2001030 0 84240000 0 40000 | 00000000 ! 84240000
/pci@80000000/isa:0:c.0 1106:8231 60100 | 82311106 0000 8
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/ide: 0:c.1 1106:0571 1018f | 05711106 010e 87
Added assigned-addresses
1006110 0 fe001000 0 8 | 00000001 ! 00001001
1006114 0 fe001008 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001009
1006118 0 fe001010 0 8 | 00000001 ! 00001011
100611c 0 fe001018 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001019
1006120 0 fe001020 0 10 | 00000001 ! 00001021
/pci@80000000/usb:0:c.2 1106:3038 c0300 | 30381106 0409 7
Added assigned-addresses
1006220 0 fe001040 0 20 | 00000001 ! 00001041
/pci@80000000/usb:0:c.3 1106:3038 c0300 | 30381106 0409 7
Added assigned-addresses
1006320 0 fe001060 0 20 | 00000001 ! 00001061
/pci@80000000/other: 0:c.4 1106:8235 68000 | 82351106 0009 0
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@80000000/sound: 0:c.5 1106:3058 40100 | 30581106 0309 4
Added assigned-addresses
1006510 0 fe001100 0 100 | 00000001 ! 00001101
1006514 0 fe001030 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001031
1006518 0 fe001034 0 4 | 00000001 ! 00001035
/pci@80000000/pci1106,3068:0:c.6 1106:3068 78000 | 30681106 0309 30
Added assigned-addresses
/pci@c0000000: i f8000000/10000 mem c0000000/20000000
/pci@c0000000/host: 0:0.0 11ab:6460 60000 | 646011ab 0000 7
Added assigned-addresses
Checking initrd at 0x600000-0x94a2d5 (3449557 bytes)
Found zip with 66 entries
Parsing Kicklayout at 0x94a2d5 (3287 bytes)
Booting config 1: AmigaOS_4.1_Final_Edition
Loading loader.of
Loading kernels
Loading FastFileSystem
Loading SmartFilesystem
Could not find files
Could not load module
Booting failed, exiting.
qemu: Stopped as the VM requested "exit"

the kickstart to copy is zipping
SYS:kickstart ?

Thank you.

@Maijestro
you do:
comma
,
and add
example:
hostfwd=tcp::21-:21,hostfwd=tcp::22-:22

hostfwd=tcp::8022-:22,hostfwd=tcp::8080-:80

@joerg

Probably not,

But it is a solution that can be found.

Because AmigaOS is emulated with qemu
And so the problem concerns AmigaOS in emulation with qemu
And the only forums where you can talk about AmigaOS are these.

It would be useless to post a problem concerning qemu which emulates AmigaOS in a "linux" forum.

So I hope a similar solution can be implemented in qemu.

(qemu windows)
(qemu linux)

i guess it can be done
i tried with:
libpcap (linux)
some solutions but they don't work.

I just showed what a solution could be.

I hope it will be of help to those who may find a solution with qemu and have the skills to do so.

here you can read some discussions:
https://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=113556
https://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=114770

@Hans
@all

If you are interested,
And you have the skills to do it I'm sure.

Follow this video on how to use WinUAE with NPCAP

And enable external IP.

You and not just you
Once you understand how it works I guess you can find a solution.

To understand how to use it with qemu (windows)
the same process is to get the external IP

Note that without NPCAP you will always get 10.0.2.15 and you won't be able to have an external IP.

Here the video carefully follow the steps before and after installing NPCAP

https://youtu.be/W6meORcuxaY


note:
if after the restart you have connection problems
just edit the file:
DEVS/INTERNET/routes

and delete the line for example:
192.168.1.1

restart and you will have no more problems and you will use an external IP.

@Hans
I use the Ryzen 5800 as told by Maijestro,

now the test that I would like to carry out to better understand how it works.

And use NPCAP as "driver"

but with with Windows 10
ipconfig
ipconfig /all

i can't locate "NPCAP"

yet it is active and functional

don't tell me I don't have to talk about WinUAE because I'm talking about computer science and I don't make the "differences" for one program or another.

I read here:
https://github.com/nmap/nmap/issues/1284

what I can't figure out is how do I locate it
"NPCAP drivers"

to use it with qemu with windows 10.

Toni (WinUAE)
he told me that there is no special function in WinUAE to make it work.

So I would like to do some "TEST" with qemu for windows 10
using NPCAP

Does anyone know how to identify NPCAP with other commands for Windows 10?

So as to use the network through NPCAP.

@Hans
Could you do some tests with NPCAP ?
you tell me how to locate it ?

Thank you.


I tried to use it all together.
vmware (ubuntu)
winuae OS 4.1 (npcap)
qemu pegasus2 (windows 10)

but also in this case
ipconfig
ipconfig /all

does not return
npcap

even though I'm using it through "winuae" and get an external address.

I wanted to do a simple test with qemu for Windows 10 in this case.

Without WSL

Only with qemu for Windows (latest version)

Not bad.
but Linux is superior as well as more suitable

However, I can do some tests that are important to me later:
The network with :
-netdev user,id=n0 -device rtl8139,netdev=n0

seems to be slower

https://youtu.be/CQMVPgM5-yc

qemu pegasos2 applications and experiences.

I would like to share the use of qemu experience with various applications.

and possible tests on them so as not to write in the dedicated post
in which I saw that other tests dedicated to the graphics card are being done.

Meanwhile I have fixed the audio issue on my system and it no longer conflicts with "kazan" to record.

Here is an example of a 720p video:
Desktop 1440x900

https://youtu.be/c_JwFUgfu0Q


Now I was trying "RemoteDeskTop" it seems to me it supports at most 16bit
with "xrdp" (linux)
I put all on "bridge" including OS 4.1 (qemu)

with
/etc/network/interfaces:

#Bridge interface
auto br0
iface br0 inet static
address 192.168.1.28
netmask 255.255.255.0
network 192.168.1.1
broadcast 192.168.1.255
gateways 192.168.1.1
bridge_ports eth0 tap0
bridge_stp off
bridge_maxwait 5

with ethernet cable

qemu-system-ppc -cpu g3 -L pc-bios -M pegasos2 -bios /home/white/Scaricati/pegasos2.rom -m 1024 -serial stdio -device sm501 -drive if=none,id=hd,file=/ home/white/Downloads/32gb.raw,format=raw -device ide-hd,drive=hd,bus=ide.1 -netdev user,id=br0 -device rtl8139,netdev=br0 -vga xenfb -drive if=none ,id=hd1,file=/home/white/Downloads/coffin.raw,format=raw -device ide-hd,drive=hd1,bus=ide.1

Has anyone tried "RemoteDeskTop" ?
can you give me some advice on how to configure it on the AmigaOS side ?

@DrProton
I tried 7448 some time ago
but it doesn't go beyond the boot it stays at the initial screen
I also tried to keep the most recent updates of update 2.
Without replacing the files.
But it doesn't go beyond the boot screen.


CPU speed* instructions L1 cache L2 cache
601 60-120 MHz 3 per cycle 32 KB external to 1 MB
603 75-160 MHz 2 per cycle 2x8 KB
603e 100-300 MHz 2 per cycle 2x16 KB
604 100-180 MHz 4 per cycle 2x16 KB external to 1 MB
604e 166-233 MHz 6 per cycle 2x32 KB external to 1 MB
604ev 250-350 MHz 6 per cycle 2x32 KB external to 1 MB
G3/750 200-450 MHz 3 per cycle 2x32 KB external to 1 MB
750CX 366-466 MHz 3 per cycle 2x32 KB 256 MB onboard
750CXe 400-700 MHz 3 per cycle 2x32 KB 256 MB onboard
750FX 600-900 MHz 3 per cycle 2x32 KB 512 MB onboard
750GX 733-1100 MHz 3 per cycle 2x32 KB 1024 MB onboard
G4/7400 350-600 MHz 19 per cycle+ 2x32 KB supports 2 MB L2 cache
7410 466-533 MHz 20 per cycle+ 2x32 KB supports 1 MB L2 cache
7450 667-733 MHz 20 per cycle+ 2x32 KB 256 KB onboard, up to 2 MB L3
7455 600-1420 MHz 20 per cycle+ 2x32 KB 256 KB onboard, up to 2 MB L3
7447A 600-1500 MHz 20 per cycle+ 2x32 KB 512 KB onboard, no L3 cache
7457 867-1267 MHz 20 per cycle+ 2x32 KB 512 KB onboard, up to 4 MB L3
7457 used in some third-party Mac upgrades, never by Apple
7448 1.0-1.7 GHz 20 per cycle+ 2x32 KB 1024 KB onboard, no L3 cache

@balaton

Thanks for the reply.

in this way it would help you to understand also why the connection is sometimes lost with RTL8139

I'm waiting for someone more experienced than me to get it working.
I'll wait for the instructions, no problem.


At the moment it doesn't work for me.

The problem is just the NAT


Don't think about me, carry on qemu is more important.
Amicygnix is just a pastime

@balaton

I have respect for you.
For the work you are doing and also because you have always answered kindly.

There are currently problems with rtl8139.

I set the DISPLAY:0 in AmiCygnix
yes to setup AmiCygnix

with setenv SAVE DISPLAY=localhost:0
in the configuration file

it does not refer to the terminal shell once logged in.

it's clear that :
:0 opens the display in Linux
While
export DISPLAY=10.0.2.15:0.0 etc.
opens the display on AmiCygnix.

So it doesn't matter if it doesn't work.

When someone makes it work then it will mean that I'm wrong.

indeed this topic is a monologue
so I will continue to find other solutions without reporting my evidence again.

It would be appropriate as I have already written
that the author of amicygnix would like to try it if he feels like it.

And thanks again for your work.

I don't know if it's exactly a mistake:

libSDL2.so Not deleted: object not found
here the video if it helps:

https://youtu.be/Z1-PfsUfTbo

(SDL latest version osdepot)

@Maijestro

You won't believe it but I'm still looking for a solution with AmiCygnix and sometimes I try but without success.

And I let everything else go

Yes you are right the cache options and other things need to be fixed.
Also the video capture software I use is "Kazan"
Without "Kazan" everything is smooth.

"Among other things one of the most beautiful endings ever made for a TV series" and beyond"