64bit Risc OS.

I have to say, the desktop is really my main reason for using RO; I don’t like programs taking forever to fall over and bringing everything down with them. If you can’t cope with what the user’s asked for, give up and explain why not. Don’t update your display a couple of times a second and ignore the user! I want a system who’s only job is to satisfy me, the user, as quickly as it can.

To try it in QEMU, you need modifications…

My Hypervisor boots in QEMU, and I am already at the stage where I have a uboot that works on one of my Raspberry Pis and boots the Hypervisor which in turns boot the specially crafter Linux image.

I can see that the Linux VM only sees the hardware I configured the hypervisor to show and, obviously the Linux VM runs in console mode (no graphics)

I recently started to add emulation support for other components of the RPi to vistualise the access to them in the VM, obviously this is a lot of work and will take me a while to complete it.

Can I have a look?

Sure,
let me organise the sources and finish a couple of things and I’ll push everything in github.

There’s no rush, I’m off on holiday tomorrow.