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Unsupported Machine type

Open Tech-Wizardd opened this issue 11 months ago • 3 comments

When I run the command qemu-system-arm -M iPod-Touch,bootrom=/Users/USERNAME/Downloads/iPod\ Touch\ EMU\ stuff/bootrom_240_4, nand=/Users/USERNAME/Downloads/iPod\ Touch\ EMU\ stuff/nand, nor=/Users/USERNAME/Downloads/iPod\ Touch\ EMU\ stuff/nor_n72ap.bin -serial mon:stdio -cpu max -m 2G -d unimp, I get "Unsupported Machine Type" Specifically, "qemu-system-arm: unsupported machine type: "iPod-Touch" Use -machine help to list supported machines"

In case anyone is curious, I did actually have my username in that spot, I just renamed it here. I also removed the beginning part as it listed an unknown directory and failed to work at all with it there.

Tech-Wizardd avatar Dec 06 '24 17:12 Tech-Wizardd

you need to compile it first and start by cd to build directory and .\soft-mmu\qemu-system-arm

daniilfigasystems avatar Dec 07 '24 02:12 daniilfigasystems

you need to compile it first and start by cd to build directory and .\soft-mmu\qemu-system-arm

I did, I followed all of the instructions and it still says that.

Tech-Wizardd avatar Dec 07 '24 21:12 Tech-Wizardd

you need to compile it first and start by cd to build directory and .\soft-mmu\qemu-system-arm

I did, I followed all of the instructions and it still says that.

Make sure the qemu-ios repository is cloned, and not the qemu/qemu repository is cloned!

Opuqide avatar Feb 11 '25 00:02 Opuqide