Virtio SCSI driver for AmigaOS4.1FE on QEMU

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smarkusg

Re: Virtio SCSI driver for AmigaOS4.1FE on QEMU

Posted on: Yesterday 12:57 #21

Quite a regular

@kas1e
It works as if you added a SCSI controller to Amiga.
It works on disk images. It has nothing to do with sharing resources between guest and host in QEMU.
You will not share resources.

@derfs
I checked it on AmigaOne and it works. Thank you :- )
Out of curiosity, I also checked it on sam460 - it does not work here.
You wrote about peg2 and A1 in the requirements, so it does not have to work.

Thanks again.

derfs

Re: Virtio SCSI driver for AmigaOS4.1FE on QEMU

Posted on: Yesterday 14:25 #22

Not too shy to talk

@smarkusg

looks like it doesnt play nice with diskcache.library.kmod, so as a temp workaround it should work for now on sam460 if that is commented out.

this is using -device virtio-scsi-pci.... device and not the 'non-transitional' device.

derfs

Re: Virtio SCSI driver for AmigaOS4.1FE on QEMU

Posted on: Today 15:02 #23

Not too shy to talk

*edit*

That was quick! Its out of the upload queue - https://os4depot.net/?function=showfil ... er/handler/virtio9pfs.zip

@kas1e

I believe this (https://os4depot.net/download.php?file=queue/virtio9pfs.zip) is what you were after? Currently in the upload queue on os4depot.


Virtio9PFS-handler

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A FileSysBox-based handler for AmigaOS 4.1 FE that mounts QEMU host-shared

folders as DOS volumes via the VirtIO 9P (9P2000.L) protocol.



Status: Beta -- tested on QEMU AmigaOne (legacy VirtIO) only. Pegasos2

(modern VirtIO) is implemented but not yet validated. Use at your own risk.



Important: QEMU for Windows (x64) does not currently support -virtfs.

You need a Linux, WSL2, or macOS QEMU build to use VirtIO 9P shared folders.





What It Does

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When running AmigaOS under QEMU with a -virtfs shared folder, this handler

presents the host directory as a native AmigaOS volume (e.g. SHARED:). You

can browse, copy, create, rename, and delete files on the host filesystem

directly from Workbench or the Shell.

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