Trying to run ApolloOS on WinUAE 4.4 failed

[paolone]

Hi.


I have a issue with WinUAE and current build of Apollo OS. I have downloaded latest emulator for Windows and cloned the git repository on a Ubuntu-based virtual machine. I have previously downloaded all needed components with apt-get and building went all OK. However, when I try to run Apollo OS, the system stops booting before loading the workbench with an illegal instructions, either when loading compositor, or when executing the setclock command.


Two considerations here: I am using a fairly expanded winuae configuration with an A4000-like machine using 128 MB of Z3 RAM, 4 MB chip, no slow and no fast RAM. Emulated video card is UAE's RTG one. Mainstream AROS 68K from www.aros.org is working good with the same configuration. ROMS are taken from the HUNK directory and same goes for all other system files. I followed all instructions. So, where am I wrong?

[deadwood]

Doesn't the stock build of ApolloOS use 68080 specific instructions? I think it was doing that at one point.

[paolone]

Doesn't the stock build of ApolloOS use 68080 specific instructions? I think it was doing that at one point.

According to the documentation, there is an option (I used) for the rebuild-all.sh script that re-enables AROS components for extended compatibility, so it should be technically possible to run ApolloOS on non-68080 processors.

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Ciao Paolo, scusami se rispondo con ritardo mi era sfuggito questo post.

ApolloOS si avvia senza problemi su WinUAE, se però tu hai scaricato una delle ultime immagini disco di ApolloOS, questa non può avviarsi su WinUAE perchè nell'immagine ci sono anche delle partizioni in FAT.

Da questa immagine puoi estrabolare con facilità la partizione Amiga bootable, con WinUAE utilizza la massima configurazione consentita per un A4000, se vuoi ti passo un mio file config, come ROM utilizza sempre le due ROM che trovi nella Nightly Build 68k ufficiale che sono sempre le più aggiornate.


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Hi Paolo, sorry for the late reply, I missed this post.

ApolloOS boots without problems on WinUAE, but if you downloaded one of the latest ApolloOS disk images, it cannot boot on WinUAE because in the image there are also FAT partitions.

From this image you can easily extract the bootable Amiga partition, with WinUAE use the maximum configuration allowed for an A4000, if you want you can download my config file, as ROM always use the two ROMs that you find in the official Nightly Build 68k that are always the most updated.