On Wed, 2005-05-11 at 22:03 -0400, Olivier Bourgois wrote:
> Has anybody tinkered with porting qemu to something like a TI TMS320C6X
> DSP host. The idea would be to be able to easily port LINUX and other
> open source software to such a DSP.
I would think porting uCLinux would be a better ide
Hetz;
Thanks for checking into this.
>partitions, format and boot the system) at http://bootdisk.com
I know that place well... I've downloaded all of the boot disks from there
and a few other places.
>All of the above OS's recognized the hard disk (although DOS 3.3
>recognized 32MB of it, if
Just a thought,
Has anybody tinkered with porting qemu to something like a TI TMS320C6X
DSP host. The idea would be to be able to easily port LINUX and other
open source software to such a DSP. Embeded products could use the
DSP's power natively to crunch at video codecs and such while an
emu
Today I can finally confirm that the patch does work okay on OSX 10.3.9
(Panther?) with qemu source from CVS HEAD.. Or, at least, when I follow all
of the directions on the page, I can boot qemu with RH9 Linux guest, and:
- sshing from the host into the guest works.
- pinging the guest's gateway f
Hi Jeebs,
I just read your mail and decided to try to do what you're doing, only
I'm using Linux instead of Windows, and I'm using the CVS version.
I have tried the following OS's:
* IBM PC DOS 3.30
* MS DOS 5.0
* MS DOS 6.22
All of them are available freely (only the boot disks + some utilitie
I've been trying to install various old versions of DOS under Window's v0.70
of qemu from FreeOSZoo.
And since so few people appear to be using the Windows version, I've been
making a point to do as much testing as I can, with as wide a variety of
operating systems as I can find.
>From version
On Tue, 2005-05-10 at 22:10 +0100, Paul Brook wrote:
> On Tuesday 10 May 2005 21:47, J. Mayer wrote:
> > On Mon, 2005-05-09 at 02:49 +0100, Paul Brook wrote:
> > > The attached patch fixes some trivial build problems with newer gcc on
> > > amd64. It adds FORCE_RET on load ops,
> >
> > Index: targe
The attached patch adds support for gcc4 x86 and x86_64 hosts.
The main problem with gcc4 is that we can no longer force gcc to place the
return from each function at the end of the function.
My solution is to search the function for the "ret" instruction and replace
them with a jmp to the next
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Hi,
You are probably using 2.4 or older target kernel? They don't work yet, for
example prom tree reading often goes to infinite loop. Please try 2.6
series, 2.6.11+tcx kernel in the Qemu downloads section should work.
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Since we're checking which versions are working or not, just note
gcc-3.3.6 and binutils-2.16 (both released 3rd May 2005) make
a hell of a combination and qemu-0.7.0 works/rocks with it...
Christian
On 5/10/05, Michael McConnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can't get it to compile with 2.96 ei
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