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Debian Linux under FS-UAE
Hi,
I prepared Debian 8 image for FS-UAE. It's available here: https://drive.google.com/folderview?...GM&usp=sharing Please read the Info doc for details. Enjoy! |
Thanks will give it a go
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Somewhat unsettling to see Linux in an emulated Amiga in FS-UAE use a newer kernel than I use on my main computer :D
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Nice one! Thanks
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How did you make that? Cross-compiled from linux or something? |
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Hm, for some reason it doesn't work here: The kernel can't find the root partition. :sad
Using Linux, fs-uae-devel from git and Linux-A1200.fs-uae config Code:
sha1sum TEST.hdf*So perhaps a (Win)UAE bug or wrong config (but I used the same one...). |
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"ide0: Unknown number of cylinders. ide0 ignored" I fixed it some time ago by using Amiga3000 with SCSI, which seems to work better. Here's the config [fs-uae] amiga_model = A3000 accelerator = cyberstorm-ppc accelerator_memory = 131072 accelerator_rom = /home/jagger/Documents/FS-UAE/Kickstarts/cyberstormppc.rom cpu = 68060 accuracy = 0 video_sync = off uae_cpu_speed = max fpu_strict = true bsdsocket_emu = false floppy_drive_count = 0 chipset_compatible = A3000 hard_drive_0 = DEBIAN.hdf hard_drive_0_controller = scsi0 hard_drive_0_label = DEBIAN kickstart_file = /home/jagger/Documents/FS-UAE/Kickstarts/a3000.rom chip_memory = 2048 uae_z3mem_size = 1024 uae_z3mem_start = 0x80000000 uae_sana2 = true uae_a2065 = slirp uae_slirp_implementation = qemu floppy_drive_count = 0 but for it to work, you need to make 2 changes a). change <amiga_affs_partition>/s/startup-sequence hda2 -> sda2 b). change <linux_partition>/etc/fstab hda2 -> sda2 It's possible to do it on local Linux, but you need to do some magic with losetup and mount. losetup -P /dev/loop0 TEST.hdf mount -t affs /dev/loop0p1 /mnt/affs mount -t ext4 /dev/loop0p2 /mnt/ext4 after modification perform the following: umount /mnt/affs umount /mnt/ext4 losetup -d /dev/loop0 Also, you'd need A3000 rom, because the one delivered with FS-USE doesn't seem to support boot-from-scsi, and Cyberstorm ROM, w/o which it doesn't boot well. |
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No joy on FS-UAE 2.4.1 either as A1200 or A1200/20
Upgraded to FS-UAE 2.6.2 and i'm up and running as A1200/20. |
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Anyway... It works with A3000+cs-ppc+scsi. Loop-mounting the .hdf wasn't possible with my kernel because it has no support for Amiga partition type. Most distros disable it, because nobody needs it nowadays (except us of course :)). I used Amiga Workbench to change the startup-sequence and the emergency shell for fstab. It's really nice to see a recent kernel running on m68k with all the modern stuff like systemd. I wonder how it would perform on real hardware... |
Wierd, I'm using FS-UAE 2.6.2 and the 1200/020 combo gives me a guru every time. Is this config missing anything (I tried both 020 options)?
[fs-uae] amiga_model = A1200 chip_memory = 2048 cpu = 68EC020 fast_memory = 8192 hard_drive_0 = /home/TLF/Downloads/linux on amiga/TEST.hdf kickstart_file = Amiga kick31.rom slow_memory = 1024 |
Don't you need an MMU for Linux? Try amiga_model = A4000 with cpu = 68040 or cpu = 68060.
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I get "Kernel Panic - not syncing" "out of memory and no killable processes" with these settings:
[fs-uae] amiga_model = A4000 chip_memory = 2048 cpu = 68040 fast_memory = 8192 hard_drive_0 = /home/jarlath/Downloads/linux on amiga/TEST.hdf kickstart_file = Amiga kick31.rom motherboard_ram = 65536 slow_memory = 1024 zorro_iii_memory = 1048576 But as Jagger says above, it could be a linux kernel 4.6.0 bug? |
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