You need a real machine with an IA64 architecture for it to function at all. Get the bios master pack/make a file called (Roms) then paste all the bios in there THEN PCEM will turn on so you can configure a new virtual machine: When you do that try starting out with a Socket 7 Pentium 200ish as most low end PCs can handle that especially emulating 95 as 98 is more of a resource hog. If you are using an English US keyboard then there'll be some problems with the | character, to fix it you need to run the configure keyboard option at the Raspi-config tool at first boot up. I dont think you can install Windows XP IA64 in a virtual machine i have tried before with IA64 XP Professional and longhorn and end up with a non bootable device screen like the setup doesnt start or anything. I can confirm the emulation works in Windows 7 Ultimate.īear in mind that the default keyboard layout is English GB. It should be noted that others have downloaded and checked the files for viruses and that the emulation has been confirmed on several versions of Windows. The zip file is literally Raspberry Pi in a zip, it contains Qemu along with the Wheezy squeeze, and the batch file that you run to start the emulation contains the exact command to start Qemu as an ARM CPU running Wheezy. Inside the folder you should find a run.bat file which will do all the magic for you. On the next screen, click on the Advanced Options.

Now, press and hold the Shift key while clicking on the Restart button. Unzip the file when it finishes downloading. Click on the Start Menu and open the Power menu. Somebody all ready did all the work to make raspberry pi emulation in Windows as simple as possible. There is a very nice raspberry pi forum posting about 'Emulating Raspberry Pi in Windows the easy way'.

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