win10 rpi image in qemu

[hanzelpeter]

Hello.

I have sucessfully installed Win10 IOT on RPi2.
Now I want to try to run this image in qemu.

Has someone tried it? google is not much a help.

[alexx]

Hello,

I've tried to run W10 IoT core into qemu like you but without success... And like you too I don't find any solution on Google.
The last error I've got was a NTFS error due to readonly file system with kernel "kernel-qemu".

My last commande line was :
qemu-system-armw -M versatilepb -m 256 -cpu arm1176 -no-reboot -serial stdio -kernel kernel-qemu -net nic -net user,hostname=windowsvm -append "root=/dev/sda2 rootfstype=ntfs rw" -hda W10-IOT-RPI2.img

Maybe I reply too late but if someone could help us...

Have a nice day !!!

[hanzelpeter]

Hello.

I have tried with this branch:
https://github.com/0xabu/qemu/tree/raspi

I was able to boot it, but for now USB is broken, so no mouse, keyboard and network.
If you search qemu-devel mailing list there is also command line how to run it.

[alexx]

Thanks for the reply,

I've tried others command line like you says...
Without success with my version of QEMU (w64 version) and it seems that your binaries are not better when I read you.

It's not very important,

Bye, Alexx

[DougieLawson]

Win10IoT only runs on an ARM7 (or ARM7 emulator). Your QEMU is emulating ARM6.

You're very likely to be violating the Microsoft EULA by attempting to do this.

[mimi123]

Win10IoT only runs on an ARM7 (or ARM7 emulator). Your QEMU is emulating ARM6.

You're very likely to be violating the Microsoft EULA by attempting to do this.

There is https://github.com/0xabu/qemu/tree/raspi which works on IoT(mentionned on this thread)
You can also emulate the Tegra 3 and run it

[DougieLawson]

Win10IoT only runs on an ARM7 (or ARM7 emulator). Your QEMU is emulating ARM6.

You're very likely to be violating the Microsoft EULA by attempting to do this.

There is https://github.com/0xabu/qemu/tree/raspi which works on IoT(mentionned on this thread)
You can also emulate the Tegra 3 and run it

That's clearly what Alexx needs to update to. His post shows he's trying to use the ancient old ARM6 / 256MB emulator.

[alexx]

Thanks for your replies,

I've tried to compile this version under windows (x64) with gcc, but unfortunately without succes for the moment.
I'll retry it during the next holidays.

Bye