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@walkero
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I think it was a stripped down Linux distro with MacOnLinux for Pegasos: this here (there may be other versions). I have never tried if it works but if you want to run MacOS on QEMU maybe go to emaculation.com instead and install MacOS on mac99 which may run better (we even enabled SMP for it but that's not in upstream QEMU and does not help AmigaOS or MorphOS anyway). So I don't know how molk would be generally usful other than historical peculiarity. It may be overkill to add it to Kyvos just so you can try it once or do you have a use for it other than it would be cool to see it running?
By the way if you want more users you may consider adding MacOS and MacOSX support and announce it on emaculation.com, they might be interested in a QEMU GUI too.

@balaton
MacOnLinux was available for the AmigaOne XE as well (using Debian Linux), but as you wrote it doesn't make any sense on emulation.
If you want to run PPC MacOS emulate some PPC Mac hardware with QEmu, instead of using the much slower MOL on top of PPC AmigaOne or Pegasos emulation.

Thank guys for your replies. If you are right and MacOnLinux is the one that is requested, I will unfortunately have to pass, as it is not my target at all. Kyvos is meant to help users get on OS4 easily and for developers to create different OS4 environments for testing their applications.

@walkero

Yes I used the advanced method having the img disks already created and configured.
I suggest to add a statement in the manual to avoid using a single directory as I did, or you could rename the config file to VMname&_config.json so it remain unique.