Subject: Re: Confusion about emulation in general
To: None <wrstuden@loki.stanford.edu>
From: Niklas Hallqvist <niklas@appli.se>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 11/10/1995 23:37:57
>>>>> "Bill" == Bill Studenmund <wrstuden@loki.stanford.edu> writes:
Bill> My naive understanding is that the emulation allows us to run
Bill> sunos programs. Is this assumption correct? What is required to
Bill> do this feat if possible.
It's correct. You need option COMPAT_SUNOS in the kernel config. You
might also need to install a Sun ld.so in
/emul/sunos/somewhere-I-dont-know
and Sun shared libs if the binary is a dynamically linked binary.
Of course it has to be a sun3 binary, but I guess you knew that, we
don't emulate sparc. :-)
Bill> I've got a sunos commercial application I want to run on my
Bill> IIsi. I've downloaded it, but whenever I try to run it (just
Bill> typing the command name), I get an invalid executable error
Bill> message (basically the system knows the file's not
Bill> NetBSD/Mac68k, and says no).
Use ktrace/kdump (requires option KTRACE) to see what happens (man
ktrace tells you howto). It might give you some hints...
PS I have not run SnOS progs for at least a year, and no longer
compile the emulation in on my Amy. Otherwise I work a lot with
emulations on the i386.
Niklas
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