arm - QEMU installation on Windows 8.1 -


It's been a lot of time to install qemu and try to work on my Windows 8.1 machine. I know that this works best on Linux, but I want to try it first on Windows.

I have tried more than a build.

  1. I tried to install several versions from this site: The versions I have tried are 1.5.3 and 1.6.0 (all zip files). It's working a little bit, but its behavior seems weird though. I have tried to run Hello World program using the Qmu-System-Arm with the following command:

    qemu-system-arm -m versatilepb -m 128M -nographic-kernel test.bin

    When I run this command, qemu starts (you can see that the process takes care of the task manager from the processor, because qemu emulator takes 30% processing power) does not end !! It seems that it is trapped inside an infinite loop. Test.bin is another test on qemu (on Linux Ubuntu) and it is working just fine. By working fine, I mean "Hello World" is displayed on the terminal. Note I found the stdout.txt file generated after running the previous command. Although the file has "Hello World"

  2. I have tried another build: Version 0.13

    Chardev: The backend "stdio" was not found A stderr.txt file is generated

    I did some searching and could not find any answer.

    So any help with this topic?

    I have come to know that what is happening with regard to qemu on Windows For all the builds and versions, I've found that it's been working since the build has been mentioned Congratz !! You now have a working version of QMU on your Windows machine.

    Note : The above mentioned version is working fine. However, it does not work with zynq boards and I do not know why but it works well with versatile boards.

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