Add Windows support #22
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tried |
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and the result is...? |
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wait a second |
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what about |
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same |
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How about not specifying it at all? |
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Wait, how much RAM does your system even have? |
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5GB not used |
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? As in you have 5GB RAM free? |
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yes |
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Well, I really don't see what's going on here. |
Q-Magnet
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It may be an issue with qemu_anon_ram_alloc |
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Yeah, it seems to be failing to allocate that memory region for some reason. I don’t understand why that would be the case though, potential upstream bug? |
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So, does it work normally on linux? |
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Yes, and macOS. |
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I' m going to check t8030.c |
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How many warnings do you get while building on Linux? |
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Depending on the used compiler quite a few. |
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@chris-pcguy msys2 windows11 x64 |
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How many cores and how much memory? Where did you sourced the compiler? Are you running an unmodified copy of master? |
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Original copy wont work. bzero is unavailable on windows and there are some other compatibly issues. |
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ice lake i5-1035g4 8c16t 8gb ram @chris-pcguy |
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I compiled with the regular way to compile qemu |
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Chris cannot replicate this dram error with latest commit, but emulator also does not run, seemingly because of a bug with the kernel allocations (device tree is invalid). also, even if we fix this you can't install iOS because the companion uses a UNIX socket to connect to the virtualised iPhone |
When the machine is set to "t8030", it shows
cannot set up guest memory 'DRAM': Invalid argument. However when the machine is set to any other model likevirtworks normallyThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: