Hello,
Mike Kronenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is very helpful indeed!
There where a lot of questions lately about ppc emulation. Could you post
the resulting image to http://free.oszoo.org ? So people have a easy
solution to test ppc emulation? I think hetz would also be happy to have
Hello,
Such a QEMU capability would be quite useful once the Intel Macs start
becoming widespread. While you could make a Universal Binary without
changees, it is likely that the average app would experience various issues,
some of them very subtle, when executed on Intel, because the latter
Hi, Wesley,
The QEMU docs at http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/qemu-doc.html read the
following regarding one of QEMU's command-line parameters::
`-loadvm file'
Start right away with a saved state (loadvm in monitor)
Append this option and the saved state filename to the command line that
Hi Johannes,
Please try this: do not go to the monitor, but hit Ctrl and Alt without
any other key. I bet the keyboard works after that...
Yes, it does, thanks. Saves a finger stretch and one hitting one more key
:).
Also, one could hit them in any order, and any number of keys between
Hello, André,
On 10/25/05, André Braga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That actually IS true if you only use the Cocoa framework abstractions
to manipulate all data structures. They are endian-agnostic (i.e.,
they perform implicit conversions).
Uh-oh, I shouldn't have opened my mouth not having
On 10/25/05 Djame Seddah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
by the way all ppc are neutral, you only have to set one bit in order to
change the endianness
My understanding is that existing Mac OSX for PPC does not support the the
execution of little-endian PPC programs without jumping through hoops,
Hello list,
(Special thanks to Martin from http://www.olifantasia.com, without whose
valuable resources /stepping stones/, provided at his site, I would have dropped
the matter.)
I've written a HOWTO on how to install from scratch
Debian Sarge PPC on QEMU, accompanied with a suitable (with
