It’s well possible that emulating the arm hardware is not needed, in this case x86_64 is vastly better, as it will run at native speeds with kvm. When qemu translates arm to x86, the performance drops 10x or more.
The issue preventing qemu from running is something else in any case, I’d suggest making a plain poky build in a new build directory from scratch actually. Alex On Sat 19. Aug 2023 at 19.09, Khem Raj <[email protected]> wrote: > On Sat, Aug 19, 2023 at 5:42 AM <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Hi all, > > i want to run my raspberry pi in qemu and for this, I have created the > image using core-image-weston and also set machine to:MACHINE ??= > "qemux86-64" .after this whenever I try to run using qemu it shows > > Error:"runqemu - ERROR - IMAGE_LINK_NAME wasn't set to find > corresponding .qemuboot.conf file" > > Its not clear what you are trying to do but I guess you have built an > image for RPI which > you want to run on an emulator instead of real hardware. In that case, > you have to use > either qemuarm or qemuarm64 depending upon your image being 64bit or > 32bit. you might > have to explore runqemu options where you can point it to a kernel and > rootfs explicitly > and use that to point it to the rpi images. This may not work even > after that since there might be more tweaks needed for the pi image to > run in qemu. > > > > > Please help > > > > > > > >
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