IP address and Winuae

[White]

I wanted to do a test using in this case "Windows 11"
without the use of the GPU is in fact both DirecX and openGL do not work with "Heaven Benchmark".

then I applied the files I attached

And everything works perfectly with the RTX 2060

Now the difficult thing is to use it with Linux.

Here a complete video without the GPU and then with the application of the attached files and the tests in OpenGL and DirectX.

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[White]

I worked on it a bit
Using only the PowerShell with "WSL2"

(( without using the Hyper-V interface ))

I did a lot of testing and testing and read a bit to understand.

I think I succeeded
Now I can use Linux with Windows 10
The 2060 RTX GPU is integrated into Linux with proprietary drivers.

The result is excellent (at least I think)
This will allow me to do many things with WinUAE (I think)

The base is ready now I just have to compile Qemu I hope the result is good.

I only have a 2060 RTX but the result is excellent

Here the nvidia 2060 running linux while i'm using windows 10

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[White]

I need to refine a few things
I've only been using WSL2 for a few days
Qemu works great.

I put Morphos as Test because I have to find all the files dedicated to AmigaOS 4.1 and the various configurations.

Here I used the latest version of Qemu 8.0 RC2.

separate note:
I compiled only the part dedicated to PowerPC to do faster

Really interesting to use WSL2

@coldacid
@All

What i can't find is the configuration file to figure out how to manage the processors in use.
(wsl.conf.wslconfig) I can't find them

Anyone know where to find them ?

Thank you

here I used it only in shell without launching the Linux Desktop:

here Morphos with Qemu
I used old commands emulating the ati 128. just to try:

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[coldacid]

.wslconfig is in your Windows user profile directory (e.g. C:\Users\username) while wsl.conf is in the /etc directory of each WSL filesystem. The

[wsl2]processors

value in .wslconfig lets you state how many cores / logical processors to assign to the WSL2 virtual machine (keep in mind that all your WSL2 distros share the same VM).

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/wi...wsl/wsl-config

[White]

@coldacid
Thanks for the reply,
I have one last question :-)

Which is what would allow me to do many things.

The example is simple I would like to communicate with AmiCygniX with an external IP.

Do you know an easy way to do this that you've already used?

Basically I simply connect to the Linux shell with AmiCygniX via SSHTerm.

I already do this with the steps we talked about in previous posts but through VMWare with Npcap.

Now I would like to do it with WSL2,
this would also allow me to use Qemu over the network.

Thanks for any advice.

I was following this video that I found as an example on Youtube:
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Here is a small discussion on the subject:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...-local-network

side note:
I solved with WinUAE the problem of the continuous request of the Windows APP-STORE with ltsc 2021.
While with the ltsc 2019 version I didn't have this request.