@Maijestro

Here you can see your video published on youtube, using the rotating cube:

I put next to the emulation of Voodoo with WinUAE.
To see the speed difference.

that's why ZBalaton should implement it since the code on "PCem" is available.

https://youtu.be/vrPG97vEr9U

@Maijestro
Yes but only the "restart" works the other items work but the complete shutdown of the machine does not occur
(basically the emulation doesn't stop)
I changed all is three voices.

Maybe ZBalaton doesn't realize that by emulating Voodoo3 emulating him would attract many more people.
And therefore people willing to help him.

Because until AmigaOS is emulated without a graphics card it doesn't offer much.

But rightly so, they are his personal choices, he probably has other priority interests.

(( also because the code is available he just has to implement it inside qemu.
He doesn't have to write it from scratch ))

@Maijestro

And this is what it should look like ? :

https://ibb.co/QQpR3nF

Leaving aside the implementation of Voodoo because it doesn't depend on us.

I noticed that deleting the monitor in Devs:sm502

Everything works the same is this normal?

@Maijestro
@All

I recompiled qemu 8 rc3
the filesystem had nothing to do with it
( "sfs" is set correctly )

now the speed is great

I disabled debugging

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

qemu is a complex program
you could also edit the .config file and optimize it according to your processor etc.

I should find the specs for the Ryzen 5800 but got lost

some time ago I was given help when I was using the "I7 4770k" processor

QEMU_CFLAGS="-O3 -march=corei7-avx -mtune=corei7-avx -mfpmath=both $QEMU_CFLAGS"

to make the most of it I should find the specs for the Ryzen 5800.

But now it's much faster without debugging, that's okay.

also I would like to try to edit virt-manager (xml) to make it recognize the "IDE"

with something like this:

<disk type='file' device='disk'>
<driver name='qemu' type='raw'/>
<source file='/srv/storage/images/kerio_control.img'/>
<target dev='hda' bus='ide'/>
<address type='drive' controller='0' bus='0' unit='0'/>
</disk>

if anyone has done this before, any help is welcome.

Thank you.

@Maijestro

Well that's clear
that the work is completely free
so no complaints.

I reported the filesystem problem from qemu version (( 3.0.0 )) that SFS didn't work and that FFS had partitioning problems.

So since then the virtual HD I create with WinUAE work fine.
And then once used with qemu I can also use them with WinUAE to make quick changes.

@Maijestro
here the osdepot link:

http://os4depot.net/share/graphics/misc/patchcompositetags.lha


if you see in the video before using scumm i launch patchcompositetag

@Maijestro

For full screen
ctrl+alt+f
to return to the window
ctrl+alt+g

I uploaded you ScumVM on mediafire it's an old version but it's good for 4.1 emulation
Use PachTag first otherwise you will just get a black screen.

They have come out later but have problems using emulation.

just run it without installing it will ask you for the path to Blade Runner delete it.

And just the application:
https://tinyurl.com/25r9ns57

Yes, I also noticed that my emulation is slower
can you tell me how you set up SFS ?
00 or 02,
blocks is the hexadecimal values.

Ask ZBalton to emulate Voodoo because then everything becomes more fun

It took Toni a day to get it into WinUAE once it was available with "PCemu"

I am registered on his forum but it will be years since I post anymore.

Thank you.

@Maijestro
The problem was the hidden Boot partition where to put the boot-loader. Thanks for your help

I did some little tests.

Yeh, it's ok at the moment but winuae is still faster.

But Qemu could open a new path this time in a faster way in terms of progress of the works.

I modified a HD by activating the Voodoo drivers.

Of course I can choose them but it's not supported but this time it should be easy to implement in Qemu.

And it would greatly increase the use of qemu with Voodoo by many users to use the 4.1

"See 'PCem' but I think 'ZBalaton' knows about it"

Even if it is not the ideal video card, it would allow you to do many more things natively and the speed of many applications would greatly increase.

(later the "ati" tab would be ideal)

If the topic continues then I have many questions about qemu management.

(Because in the backup I had on linux I can no longer find the commands I had written for the management of several virtual Hard-Disks, the mounting of a real partition, etc.
Maybe I'll have them somewhere in some portable HD.

But I can find them online.

I hope so...

I look forward to further advice on this emulation, Thanks

Here the test:

https://youtu.be/GqsEcXag334

@Maijestro
I tried the iso, but the problems are the same

Also even if I use FFS updates 1&2 eventually require a reboot.

Which I can't do I tried both locally and also online.

@Maijestro

Nothing to do "sfs" doesn't work for me

But are you using "SFS" on the main AmigaOS partition?

Also at the end of updates 1 and 2 I can't reboot to activate the updates.

Do you use any utility or command to restart ?

Thank you.

@walkero

when I reset linux it was outdated since august.
But something has changed for me in the latest versions of Qemu
So I had to reconfigure "SLIRP"

I had problems with "Meson" Like this:

$ sudo apt-get install git libglib2.0-dev libfdt-dev libpixman-1-dev zlib1g-dev ninja-build meson

$ git clone https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/slirp/libslirp.git

$ cd libslirp

$ meson build

$ sudo ninja -C build install

$ cd ..

$ cd qemu

$ mkdir -p bin/debug/native

$ cd bin/debug/native

$ ../../.././configure --enable-slirp --enable-debug

$ make -j$(nproc)

$ sudo make install

$ cd ../../..

-------------

qemu:
./configure --target-list=ppc-softmmu -enable-slirp

sudo apt full-upgrade -y

reboot

----------------------

seems to work fine here

@Maijestro

Hi Maijestro
I'm glad it works,
I replaced "SM502" now the boot is instantaneous.

While for the "sfs" filesystem on reboot with:
boot hd:0 amigaboot.of

it tells me that the SFS "filesysten" is not supported
and I can't boot, while with FFS everything works.

Which SFS should I choose for "68k" or for "OS4" in the archive ?

Anyway, it's very interesting and I was just working on it right now.

Yesterday I received a 250 GB SSD for 20 euros from Amazon
so i put back the old linux backup by updating it.
So I work better.

Until now I was working with "WSL2"

(( I sent you a private message. ))

Thanks, I really appreciate the suggestions.

@virgola
I tried Pegasos with 4.1 with SM502

The impression is excellent.

Would you like to do a more detailed guide

Now tonight I put Linux back on HD Real

I have backup I need to find a hard disk

here I tried it with WSL2 but just to see how it was.

I edited the iso but the steps weren't very clear at least for me.

Some screenshots of the steps to take would be very helpful.

Furthermore, the topic of updates and installation on hard-disk and many other things could be extended for everyone

Thank you.

I also wrote to you on EAB in the "OtherWinUAE" section

here my little test:
https://youtu.be/F7RxRrlpJ4w

@cygnusEd

Thanks for the info,
I changed distribution because Ubuntu 22.04 has problems with firefox snaps and I don't want to bother editing the files.
This resulted in AmiCygnix crashing from time to time

Now everything works perfectly.

I've made numerous changes to Firefox to make videos smooth.

Thanks again for AmiCygnix.

I hope there will always be new versions and with new features.

I don't know if the question is wrong but I'll do it

Could a Voodoo3 driver for AmiCygnix be made?
If that's the right question.

Thank you

Which then is the most complete system in emulation because it allows you to see Demos etc.

Here a video while using Voodoo3 in emulation with Firefox via AmiCygnix.

https://youtu.be/Hwc0G4Kf7_w

@cygnusEd

I worked a bit on pre-buffering the videos now everything works fine.
At the resolution of 1024x768 the base is ready.
Now I can only make improvements for the better.

One last question this doesn't always happen but here is the .log:
(from amigaos shell terminal after DISPLAY export)

ALSA lib conf.c:4120:(snd_config_update_r) Cannot access file /usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf
ALSA lib seq.c:935:(snd_seq_open_noupdate) Unknown SEQ default

This doesn't seem to affect operation or even audio sync.

Could I fix it somehow if needed?

Thank you.


The original video runs at 16:9
But the video capture turns it into 4:3

Here the test video is a bit long this time

https://youtu.be/7ohFlozZyow

@cygnusEd

You are definitely right,
I did not notice that,
In fact, before launching the video, the menus work perfectly.
But once you launch the video to see the menus are practically "locked"
I will try to see if I can solve the problem.

I guess on real machines this doesn't happen thanks to the dedicated video card.

Here's a video of the test, but I'd say it's also a ble video to watch for its very human content

https://youtu.be/ovYe7S7aL9Q

The question is :
Because the video is extremely smooth while the GUI is slow.

Thanks for any response.

@cygnusEd

I tried the 1.7 R2 version the videos are seen perfectly.
Now the "Opera" browser also works even if I have problems with the drivers.

Going back to "firefox" strangely when I use the interface it's slower.
For example, if I press the "spacebar" the video immediately pauses.
If instead I do it with the "mouse" it takes longer.

I was wondering if there is a lighter GUI to use, or if I have to use some trick in the Amicygnix options under the "mouse" options

(probably a winUAE mouse management problem)

Thanks for the great job.

Here a test:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvFEY02D13M

@cygnusEd

Thanks for the explanation, you were very kind.

@cygnusEd

Thanks for your valuable suggestions,
they are very useful.

Sorry, I'm rephrasing my question, I must have written it wrong:

If I use a real linux machine with nvidia proprietary drivers ( not Nouveau ) is the linux machine determining the speed of Firefox ?
When I use Firefox, does the machine hosting the linux process the job or is it always the AmigaOS system in use that processes the job with AmiCygnix?

Thank you