@MetalBasket4236 QEMU's system emulating sometimes have problems with system chips & hard disks. use EmuGUI it can operate QEMU right for system chips and hard disks EmuGUI requirements: Python 3.10, Any other version will not work. Redist 2016/7 or newer QEMU Installed, No older than 2019 Version. 2.3 GHz x64 CPU 6GB RAM DirectX 10 or newer
Hi. When trying to run 10.0.4K78 with qemu-system-ppc, it would hang on the boot screen. When trying with verbose mode, it hangs on "/etc/master.passwd: Permission denied". Here are the commands that I ran: qemu-img create mydrive.img 2G qemu-system-ppc -L pc-bios -boot d -M mac99 -m 512 -prom-env "boot-args=-v" -hda mydrive.img -cdrom osx_100_4k78_install.iso Would anyone know how to fix this?
@jonirob Update: the issue maybe comes from the fact that I'm running qemu-system-ppc on Debian GNU/Linux. When I tested the same commands on Windows it booted normally. I created a post on E-Maculation for this issue.
this code works perfecty, i was just using the 10.0.4.4S10 Iso Instead Of the 10.0.4K78 therefore why it didnt work. But it Appears I cant Get My Hard Drive To Be Recognised By MacOS 10.0
im Gonna Try Getting OSX 10.0 Running Again, hard drive was not detected multiple times (10 times in a row estimate) even macOS 9.1 Didnt Detect It. (Interestingly the OSX 10.0 script i got works with macOS 9.1 too!)
It's weird how a QEMU-based emulator (UTM) with GUI trying to emulate 10.0 doesn't detect the mouse drivers and only keyboard works, meanwhile I just tried on QEMU and mouse works... It could be a older QEMU version UTM uses but like why, QEMU also works with OS X 10.0 on older versions so if UTM used a old version it'd still be weird, maybe UTM uses a Modified QEMU Engine? They probably fried those USB Mouse drivers for mac99 and g3begie. I Tested UTM on OS X 10.3 and they work, if OS X didn't change their mouse drivers ever then either UTM won't work with all versions or should work with all versions, weird...
Actually UTM and qemu are compatible with all OS X Versions, UTM simply has via=pmu on for mac99, but if it's g3beige, then it has no via=pmu, so simply g3beige is for 8.x-10.1 and mac99 is for 10.2-10.6
@Tgjhjhgghj That's sometimes normal for first bootup or Install CD boot. Usually waiting a bit works, but if that doesn't, use vanilla QEMU please. I've heard that Limbo can't emulate MacOS 9.2.
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PearPC only runs 10.1 to 10.4, use Qemu-system-ppc, it works fine.
Hello, your command for running the installer in missing the syntax: ,via=pmu , after the -M mac99 argument.
QEMU's system emulating sometimes have problems with system chips & hard disks. use EmuGUI it can operate QEMU right for system chips and hard disks
EmuGUI requirements:
Python 3.10, Any other version will not work.
Redist 2016/7 or newer
QEMU Installed, No older than 2019 Version.
2.3 GHz x64 CPU
6GB RAM
DirectX 10 or newer
please help i dont know which settings to enter in EmuGUI in the virtual machine creation
Qemu is not complicated, it's just copy and paste. Full step by step instructions are here:
https://www.emaculation.com/doku.php/qemu
No, Sheepshaver will only run up to Mac OS 9.0.4. To run 10.0 you'll have to use Qemu-system-ppc.
Here are the commands that I ran:
qemu-img create mydrive.img 2G
qemu-system-ppc -L pc-bios -boot d -M mac99 -m 512 -prom-env "boot-args=-v" -hda mydrive.img -cdrom osx_100_4k78_install.iso
Would anyone know how to fix this?
I've just tested it in qemu-system-ppc on Windows 10 with these commands/batch files and it installs fine.
qemu-img.exe create -f raw -o size=2G myhd.img
qemu-system-ppc.exe ^
-L pc-bios ^
-M mac99 ^
-m 512 ^
-display sdl ^
-boot d ^
-drive file=osx_100_4k78_install.iso,format=raw,media=cdrom ^
-drive file=myhd.img,format=raw,media=disk
Update: the issue maybe comes from the fact that I'm running qemu-system-ppc on Debian GNU/Linux. When I tested the same commands on Windows it booted normally.
I created a post on E-Maculation for this issue.
qemu-img.exe create -f raw -o size=2G myhd.img
qemu-system-ppc.exe ^
-L pc-bios ^
-M mac99 ^
-m 512 ^
-display sdl ^
-boot d ^
-drive file=osx_100_4k78_install.iso,format=raw,media=cdrom ^
-drive file=myhd.img,format=raw,media=disk
this code works perfecty, i was just using the 10.0.4.4S10 Iso Instead Of the 10.0.4K78 therefore why it didnt work.
But it Appears I cant Get My Hard Drive To Be Recognised By MacOS 10.0
Just close Qemu and re-start, it usually fixes that issue.
That's sometimes normal for first bootup or Install CD boot. Usually waiting a bit works, but if that doesn't, use vanilla QEMU please.
I've heard that Limbo can't emulate MacOS 9.2.