Initial testing with OS 9.2.2 seems to work fine on Proxmox 7.4-3 (after restoring the '/usr/share/kvm/openbios-ppc' file that the pve-qemu build does not provide by default). Next step is testing a cross-flashed ATI Radeon 9250 128MB PCI (VROM pulled from The Mac Elite's site, along with resistor …

Update! :) In order to build a *current* copy of pve-qemu with all targets, I ultimately had to use portions of both of the below out-of-date repos: I pulled the Makefile from lillypad's repo (circa 2020): https://github.com/lillypad/pve-qemu-unlocked/blob/master/Makefile I pulled the Dockerfile …

Adding this link for future reference - although out of date (3/2020) it will allow a full featured install of QEMU on Proxmox (required to use PPC CPU emulation, as Proxmox normally only supports x86 CPU in QEMU): https://github.com/lillypad/pve-qemu-unlocked My initial testing of OS9+9250 will be …

Not Windows 98/DOS related, but I have also just recently found out that PowerPC versions of Mac OS9/OSX can be emulated pretty well with QEMU's PPC support, and QEMU also supports PCI passthrough with emulated CPUs (PPC). It seems others have also been successful in other forums in passing through …

I initially searched around these forums (and tons of others online) regarding the topic of running DOS/Windows 98 under Proxmox/VirtManager (QEMU/KVM) with "passthrough" input/audio/video+acceleration, but I wasn't able to find all the answers to my questions in one place (or at all in some cases …