Emulating ARM64 Raspberry Pi Image using QEMU

[@xrayonthemove]

Brilliant video!! Thanks a ton; keep uplaoding more!

[@paulwratt]

umm.. why "delete patition" method? why not _truncate_ with "parted"? or use the same "expand partition" command that RPi (and others) use (resize2fs)?

[@MegaGnoon]

apt-update is not working with me, its giving me some error about the keys

[@fireice_gaming9088]

Really you made it very simple thanks Dear !!

[@computersindia]

Excellent Presentation!!!

[@asabhish]

You are using qemu-system-aarch64 in the command, and the memory is 1GB, I am guessing the raspberry Pi guest is 3B model. Can you please confirm if the network configuration that you did for the guest Raspberry Pi system is NAT network? Because you have not mentioned the broadcast range of your host system, I am slightly confused. I am looking for some help regarding a public bridged network between my emulated guest Raspberry Pi and my host Linux system, so that I am able to see my emulated system as a separate LAN device in my router. I have had some luck with bridged network while emulating older models (qemu-system-arm with 256 MB RAM). But for some reason, the 1G aarch64 variant doesn't click, no matter what! Please share any insight that you might have regarding this. Thx

[@faiqueali]

I am getting (initramfs) error, maybe it is not able to find the partition when I worte blkid it shows nothing. or I guess there is no partition created. when I open the /etc/fstab file there is some other type of entries which I change to /dev/vda1 and vda2.

[@sagarhp2350]

Hi , I'm getting the same error (initramfs) , did you find any solution.. ??

[@anirudhreddy7671]

can we put -m 4096 and -cpus 4 i.e for no.of cores?

[@kabirakzaman]

yes

[@vinylmike]

Hello. I am trying to follow your video but am getting stuck. Which ARM64 image should I grab for a RPi4?

[@anwarghammam8380]

hello Michael, any new information about RPi4 ?

[@vitaliye86]

On windows I can start?

[@anwarghammam8380]

what about emulating more than one instance, what should we change?

[@Jojo-nf1yk]

Hello, fantastic video, really thank you for your sharing. My problem is that I don't have the enp0s1 (or s2) network interface set even if I created the 2 files (/etc/network/interface.d/enp0s1 (and 2). My interface is present but without ip address. I don't understand what happens. Could you help me ? Could I try some commands to test my install and or my host (ubuntu 20.04) , for example ? Thank you so much...

[@Jojo-nf1yk]

An issue: I removed all the lines "pre-up ..." into enp0s1 and enp0s2 file and it works fine...

[@donFcc]

hello bro, good video, I tried to install WINEHQ in an ARM64 installation and I couldn't do it. can you make a video about it?

[@Jojo-nf1yk]

Hello again, when I add the line for the ssh connection into the launch script, I have 2 problems: 1. my enp0s1 ip address is not set anymore and 2. the ssh root@localhost -p 2222 gives me: kex_exchane_identification : read : connection reset by peer. Could you help me, please ?

[@JoaoSoares-rz2gm]

This is a bit late, but did u find a fix for this?

[@fireice_gaming9088]

Getting below warning while executing launch.sh WARNING: Image format was not specified for '2018-01-08-raspberry-pi-3-buster-PREVIEW.img' and probing guessed raw. Automatically detecting the format is dangerous for raw images, write operations on block 0 will be restricted. Specify the 'raw' format explicitly to remove the restrictions. Please help me to resolve this.

[@moondashgang]

I faced the same issue but after adding "format=raw" and removing the space between them, it works properly.

[@ANIRUDHANJANA-y4i]

Can we add a GPU passthrough to this raspberry PI setup such that I can run complex deep learning algorithms on this emulation (irl Raspberry Pi uses Google Coral to allow Raspberry PI to run deep learning based algorithms) If this is possible could you please the link of your source of info on this?

[@Angeltiktok-zh1el]

You want a burger and fries with that?

[@maboswansong856]

Hi! is it possible to install windows arm64 ? Ty ;)

[@roshanprakash9357]

I am doing this on my virtualbox and I am getting the following error while executing 'ssh root@localhost -p 2222' : kex_exchane_identification : read : connection reset by peer kindly suggest a solution for it

[@totallynotbluu]

This tutorial is for QEMU, that is totally different than VirtualBox

[@adstrel]

If you use the "Network bridge" configuration, then you should be able to connect to the VM directly (ssh root@VM_IP), if you use NAT, then you need to configure the port forwarding in the Network Settings menu (2222 -> 22 and then use your command).

[@Adsenseonay]

bro why i know this voice from somewhere....

[@evidencemonday5948]

Anyone had this sudo permission error when trying to write changes to /etc/network/interfaces.d/enp0s1. Error message: error writing /etc/network/interfaces.d/enp0s1: read only file systme

[@blahdelablah]

Did the "append" line include "rw"? Using the example from this video: "-append 'root=/dev/vda2 noresume rw'"

[@zaspanyflegmatyk2446]

For some reason I dont have vmlinuz, can anyone help?

[@paulwratt]

because a _standard_ RPi sd-image _does not have those files in the 2nd partition_ ..

[@bobbilisarathkumar220]

@@paulwratt what we do if this is the case

[@paulwratt]

@@bobbilisarathkumar220 they are supposed to be in the 1st Partition, which is the Boot folder on X86 OS. on RPi they are not called "vmlinuz" unless you build them, with say "buildroot" or "uboot" which _do_ produce "vmlinuz"

[@old2wang151]

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[@linux-tut]

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[@priyankachauhan8710]

mount: /mnt/rasparm64: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop10, missing codepage or helper program, or other error how can i resolve the above error

[@priyankachauhan8710]

resolved

[@starterh1684]

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[@paulplayai2673]

How to Install qemu-system-arm in Ubuntu 18.04 Install qemu-system-arm by entering the following commands in the terminal: sudo apt update sudo apt install qemu-system-arm

[@jondoough]

No gui? bad demo

[@vishwar2671]

why fdisk is not working for me ~/rasb$ sudo fdisk -l 2022-09-06-raspios-bullseye-arm64-lite.img fdisk: cannot open 2022-09-06-raspios-bullseye-arm64-lite.img: Operation not permitted