Ich habe mit dem kürzlich veröffentlichten Raspbian XP von Pi Labs herumgespielt. Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob es noch verfügbar ist, aber den Hauptteil werde ich …
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Ich habe mit dem kürzlich veröffentlichten Raspbian XP von Pi Labs herumgespielt. Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob es noch verfügbar ist, aber den Hauptteil werde ich …
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Nice video, but how to setup it on my raspberry pi?
You can just use qemu from package manager or build from source. Then use vbemp driver for display. Unless its a 3d game or needs 3dfx/d3d it should run. IE Diablo not Diablo 2. MechCommander Fallout 1 and 2 should run. Look over documentation, I recommend building an image on x86 and declare slots in config then move to pi or phone. That way devices dont flip. Its better on x86 you can build in acceleration for windows or linux. You can even broadcast to apps like vnc or spice. Theres 3dfx/mesa passthrough patches at vogons. Rloews 64bit ram drive works on 9x and qemu. So you could possibly have the entire OS load from a giant ram drive with some autoexec foo.
I realize it's not currently an easy thing to do given the scarcity of the equipment, but I've been wondering if it could be possible to, with a modded pi4 or the CM4 with an official IO board, use the Raspberry Pi 4's PCIe capabilities to connect one of those PCIe to classic PCI adapters and use the purported IOMMU capabilities of the Pi's ARMv8 chip to have native classic PCI hardware running with a QEMU x86 guest machine (maybe even a PPC machine, as QEMU apparently supports that too for PPC Macintosh Classic/X stuff).
I talked with some people at least on the matter of IOMMU, and while I've not found anyone actually having tried it out yet, the Raspberry Pi 4 in theory does support this. The matter of those PCIe to PCI adapters has also long been something of interest to me, and while I think I remember reading people experimenting with it in the past for regular x86-64 based IOMMU stuff, I can't say for certain. Jeff Geerling seems to be the only major person out there right now testing out PCIe stuff on the Raspbi 4 in general, but I'm hoping he might test out those PCIe to PCI adapters and also IOMMU someday.