On Fri, Jun 30, 2017 at 1:35 PM, Adrien Destugues
<pulkomandy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
30 juin 2017 09:21 "Rahul Jain" <talentediq@xxxxxxxxx> a écrit:
Sorry , Guys I haven't seen this HTML Noise :)
Now onwards i will go with Plain Mail with other client.
But you are still top-posting and quoting useless parts of other messages...
Hi Alex,
I tried the qemu with parameters you defined in another mail.
I also got same Blank screen no Log at all.
Also I have tried to emulate u-boot.bin from github haiku/firmware.
It got crashed.
~/firmware/arm/rpi2# qemu-system-arm -M raspi2 -kernel u-boot.bin
qemu-system-arm: Trying to execute code outside RAM or ROM at 0xea000038
Any idea why is it doing so ??
If you want to get started with qemu and the Pi, I would suggest to first
start by getting a working setup with a known working system (probably a
Linux). You may see how it is done there. IIRC, they ski the low-level parts
(u-boot and the like), and jump straight into the Linux kernel. I don't know
if the Raspberry Pi version of qemu can even run u-boot at all.
This is why the previous efforts on the Haiku ARM port had been focused on
the BeagleBone-xM board, which has support in some qemu fork, complete enough
to run u-boot.
A first step if you want to run with the Raspberry Pi port is to make sure
you can do the same. Otherwise, you will need to run our stage 2 bootloader
directly, without u-boot, which may require some changes in qemu itself if it
is only able to load things that look like a Linux kernel.
--
Adrien.
