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It's me again , i can't seem to get virtio drivers to work , both x64 and x86 #7

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ThePolishLemon opened this issue Jul 9, 2022 · 28 comments
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It's me again , i can't seem to get virtio drivers to work , both x64 and x86 #7

ThePolishLemon opened this issue Jul 9, 2022 · 28 comments

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Get arm drivers

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Get arm drivers

i used the one linked in your docs and they didnt work

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Also not related , do you think it's possible to install the exynos kvm patch on the galaxy S9+ (star2lte) and if so could you help me apply that patch

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raspiduino commented Jul 10, 2022 •
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Get arm drivers

i used the one linked in your docs and they didnt work

What do you mean by "didn't work"? Eg: cannot mound virtio drives, driver installation fail, or something else? "Didn't work" is really general!

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raspiduino commented Jul 10, 2022 •
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Also not related , do you think it's possible to install the exynos kvm patch on the galaxy S9+ (star2lte) and if so could you help me apply that patch

If you have time and efford, everything is possible.

I have my device so I can try it easily (eg porting -> fail -> port again,....) but I don't have yours, so testing might be harder

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Get arm drivers

i used the one linked in your docs and they didnt work

What do you mean by "didn't work"? Eg: cannot mound virtio drives, driver installation fail, or something else? "Didn't work" is really general!

X64 said unsupported CPU type x86 said this https://imgur.com/a/1XdI6Hr

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Also not related , do you think it's possible to install the exynos kvm patch on the galaxy S9+ (star2lte) and if so could you help me apply that patch

If you have time and efford, everything is possible.

I have my device so I can try it easily (eg porting -> fail -> port again,....) but I don't have yours, so testing might be harder

I know it's possible but i don't know how to and the docs don't explain it in detail

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Get arm drivers

i used the one linked in your docs and they didnt work

What do you mean by "didn't work"? Eg: cannot mound virtio drives, driver installation fail, or something else? "Didn't work" is really general!

X64 said unsupported CPU type x86 said this https://imgur.com/a/1XdI6Hr

Yes, the version of Windows ARM here is really OLD, so it doesn't support x64 emulation. If you want the newer one, tell me and I will upload the Windows 11 version here.

I think the best approach for this is to add your virtio device to QEMU (if you need using virtio device), then open device manager (Windows + R, then type devmgmt.msc), then click to unknown device list, choose the device you think it's virtio (just try all), then select install driver, then select the driver in virtio CD. Virtio CD is divided into different folders for each device type, you should select the correct type, then choose the driver in the ARM folder, don't choose x86.

Thank you!

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Also not related , do you think it's possible to install the exynos kvm patch on the galaxy S9+ (star2lte) and if so could you help me apply that patch

If you have time and efford, everything is possible.
I have my device so I can try it easily (eg porting -> fail -> port again,....) but I don't have yours, so testing might be harder

I know it's possible but i don't know how to and the docs don't explain it in detail

I also don't know how to :)) We should try together.

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Get arm drivers

i used the one linked in your docs and they didnt work

What do you mean by "didn't work"? Eg: cannot mound virtio drives, driver installation fail, or something else? "Didn't work" is really general!

X64 said unsupported CPU type x86 said this https://imgur.com/a/1XdI6Hr

Yes, the version of Windows ARM here is really OLD, so it doesn't support x64 emulation. If you want the newer one, tell me and I will upload the Windows 11 version here.

I think the best approach for this is to add your virtio device to QEMU (if you need using virtio device), then open device manager (Windows + R, then type devmgmt.msc), then click to unknown device list, choose the device you think it's virtio (just try all), then select install driver, then select the driver in virtio CD. Virtio CD is divided into different folders for each device type, you should select the correct type, then choose the driver in the ARM folder, don't choose x86.

Thank you!

If you could upload windows 11 that would be awesome

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Also not related , do you think it's possible to install the exynos kvm patch on the galaxy S9+ (star2lte) and if so could you help me apply that patch

If you have time and efford, everything is possible.
I have my device so I can try it easily (eg porting -> fail -> port again,....) but I don't have yours, so testing might be harder

I know it's possible but i don't know how to and the docs don't explain it in detail

I also don't know how to :)) We should try together.

I see the guy didn't go in detail on the XDA forum either

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Also not related , do you think it's possible to install the exynos kvm patch on the galaxy S9+ (star2lte) and if so could you help me apply that patch

If you have time and efford, everything is possible.
I have my device so I can try it easily (eg porting -> fail -> port again,....) but I don't have yours, so testing might be harder

I know it's possible but i don't know how to and the docs don't explain it in detail

I also don't know how to :)) We should try together.

I see the guy didn't go in detail on the XDA forum either

Really detail here: https://github.com/sleirsgoevy/exynos-kvm-patch

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Also not related , do you think it's possible to install the exynos kvm patch on the galaxy S9+ (star2lte) and if so could you help me apply that patch

If you have time and efford, everything is possible.
I have my device so I can try it easily (eg porting -> fail -> port again,....) but I don't have yours, so testing might be harder

I know it's possible but i don't know how to and the docs don't explain it in detail

I also don't know how to :)) We should try together.

I see the guy didn't go in detail on the XDA forum either

Really detail here: https://github.com/sleirsgoevy/exynos-kvm-patch

I don't think step 2 is very in detail

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Get arm drivers

i used the one linked in your docs and they didnt work

What do you mean by "didn't work"? Eg: cannot mound virtio drives, driver installation fail, or something else? "Didn't work" is really general!

X64 said unsupported CPU type x86 said this https://imgur.com/a/1XdI6Hr

Yes, the version of Windows ARM here is really OLD, so it doesn't support x64 emulation. If you want the newer one, tell me and I will upload the Windows 11 version here.
I think the best approach for this is to add your virtio device to QEMU (if you need using virtio device), then open device manager (Windows + R, then type devmgmt.msc), then click to unknown device list, choose the device you think it's virtio (just try all), then select install driver, then select the driver in virtio CD. Virtio CD is divided into different folders for each device type, you should select the correct type, then choose the driver in the ARM folder, don't choose x86.
Thank you!

If you could upload windows 11 that would be awesome

Will u be able to upload windows 11?

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Well, I'm uploading it, it's going to be a really large file since I dumped it from my 16GB SD card. You can use compression (qcow2 or something) if you want to

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Well, I'm uploading it, it's going to be a really large file since I dumped it from my 16GB SD card. You can use compression (qcow2 or something) if you want to

Wdym i can use compression , will it be an img file or what kind of file , the only thing I need is for it to run on qemu , space isn't an issue for me

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raspiduino commented Jul 11, 2022 •
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I will create a img file, you can use it directly or convert to qcow2 for saving space.

Because idk what u mean by dump

"Dump" is to copy the data from something to a file, byte by byte. So that means you will get a full exactly copy of my SD card in the form of a file, including unused space filled by 0x00 or 0xff, and the raw file img will be exactly the same size as my SD card (16GB).

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raspiduino commented Jul 11, 2022 •
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Current situation is that NTFS partition in my SD card is corupted, so I am fixing it with chkdsk, which is somewhat slow on my machine

Sorry for that :(( I didn't remember what I have done to it. I will upload the image at soon as I can

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Current situation is that NTFS partition in my SD card is corupted, so I am fixing it with chkdsk, which is somewhat slow on my machine

Sorry for that :(( I didn't remember what I have done to it. I will upload the image at soon as I can

Ok , do you have discord it would be easier if you messaged me there

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Current situation is that NTFS partition in my SD card is corupted, so I am fixing it with chkdsk, which is somewhat slow on my machine
Sorry for that :(( I didn't remember what I have done to it. I will upload the image at soon as I can

Ok , do you have discord it would be easier if you messaged me there

Yes, but I haven't used it for a long time.

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Current situation is that NTFS partition in my SD card is corupted, so I am fixing it with chkdsk, which is somewhat slow on my machine
Sorry for that :(( I didn't remember what I have done to it. I will upload the image at soon as I can

Ok , do you have discord it would be easier if you messaged me there

Yes, but I haven't used it for a long time.

If you could give me the username and tag i can add you , would be easier than messaging throught github

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Yes, I think so.
Anyway my discord username is giangvinhloc610

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What's the tag ?

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giangvinhloc610#9314

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ThePolishLemon commented Jul 11, 2022 •
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Ok, so are you Andrzej Dudu?

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Open devmgmt.msc, find the devices in Unknown device list, then guess which one is the virtio device you want to install driver to (or try all). Then select install driver, choose the driver in the CD ROM, in the ARM(64) folder.

Please note that Windows 10 ARM still work without these driver if you don't use virtio devices. So, if you use virtio, install drivers, if not, ignore it.

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