Bootarguments for Qemu AmigaOne install on Mac M1

Sorry if this has been discussed before or if this is nooblike.

Following this guide I have a working AmigaOne install running on my M1 Mac.

However, I can not get it to go online or share files with th Mac side, so I can not really get any further with it.

I use the bootarguments below and have set up and RTL8139 connection on the Amiga side but I can not get it to online.

Sharing files I simply do not know how to. Have tried setting up a USB storage solution but it errors out.

Any recommandations?

@johnfante
What error do you get? What network settings you use in AmigaOS? With -netdev user you should leave it using DHCP and ping may not work but should still be able to connect to services (like from behind a router doing NAT).

@balaton

Thank you for replying

Correction. It looks like internet access works afterall. Accessed a timeserver and that fetched the time. Apparantly I had made an error trying to do that until now.

Is there a boot argument to mount the ISO without having the system boot from it? I need to install some extras like a browser, ftp-client etc.?

Also need to get a new version of AmiUpdate. The one on the system is way to old to be able to update anything.

Filesharingwise I am primarily just unsure what to do. I have tried this argument to add USB: -device usb-storage,drive=ufat but I get this error: qemu-system-ppc: -device usb-storage,drive=ufat: Property 'usb-storage.drive' can't find value 'ufat'

Is there a way to add a folder or something?

@johnfante
For inserting CD after boot see change command in QEMU Monitor https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/system/monitor.html or you could use the early startup menu as on real machine by holding both mouse buttons at the right moment during boot (around when the logo fades in but it may be hard to find when to do that, too early or too late may not work).
About USB shared folder see http://qmiga.codeberg.page/#faq you need the corresponding -drive option to define ufat but this is limited to small files and writing it does not really work so using network for file transfer is better.