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Before you ask me if i've done the correct steps to install the qemu emulator, I can assure you that I have installed the qemu emulator correctly. Well let's just head straight to the issue. When I try to run Ipod touch 2G through the emulator, I keep getting this error: (qemu-system-arm: mon:stdio: Unknown protocol 'mon'). It doesn't recognize the protocol 'mon'. Is there any way to fix this? I really want to start running the Ipod touch 2G on my Linux debian 12 bookworm computer. By the way, if you don't know how I got the emulator installed on debian, I installed it through the ubuntu commands since Ubuntu and Debian use almost identical/100% identical commands on the terminal. I've made sure that I put in the correct path to the Ipod touch 2G files and that the command isn't typed incorrectly. Please reply asap.
PS: I know that at this point you know what command I used but just in case, here it is: (./arm-softmmu/qemu-system-arm -M iPod-Touch,bootrom=</home/user/Documents/Ipod/Emulator/2G/bootrom_240_4>,nand=</home/user/Documents/Ipod/Emulator/2G/nand>,nor=</home/user/Documents/Ipod/Emulator/2G/nor_n72ap.bin> -serial mon:stdio -cpu max -m 2G -d unimp). It also contains the directory that I have the files on so that you might see the issue just in case if it must be in a different directory than the Documents.
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Before you ask me if i've done the correct steps to install the qemu emulator, I can assure you that I have installed the qemu emulator correctly. Well let's just head straight to the issue. When I try to run Ipod touch 2G through the emulator, I keep getting this error: (qemu-system-arm: mon:stdio: Unknown protocol 'mon'). It doesn't recognize the protocol 'mon'. Is there any way to fix this? I really want to start running the Ipod touch 2G on my Linux debian 12 bookworm computer. By the way, if you don't know how I got the emulator installed on debian, I installed it through the ubuntu commands since Ubuntu and Debian use almost identical/100% identical commands on the terminal. I've made sure that I put in the correct path to the Ipod touch 2G files and that the command isn't typed incorrectly. Please reply asap.
PS: I know that at this point you know what command I used but just in case, here it is: (./arm-softmmu/qemu-system-arm -M iPod-Touch,bootrom=</home/user/Documents/Ipod/Emulator/2G/bootrom_240_4>,nand=</home/user/Documents/Ipod/Emulator/2G/nand>,nor=</home/user/Documents/Ipod/Emulator/2G/nor_n72ap.bin> -serial mon:stdio -cpu max -m 2G -d unimp). It also contains the directory that I have the files on so that you might see the issue just in case if it must be in a different directory than the Documents.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: