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6. This is the smallest one that works for me

   [fs-uae]
   amiga_model = A1200
   cpu = 68060
   floppy_drive_count = 0
   hard_drive_0 = TEST.hdf
   hard_drive_0_controller = ide0
   hard_drive_0_label = DEBIAN
   network_card = a2065
   zorro_iii_memory = 1048576
   serial_port = true

   requires changes to s/startup-sequence and to root-disks /etc/fstab

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7. This is probably the smallest config that actually works

   [fs-uae]
   amiga_model = A1200
   cpu = 68060
   floppy_drive_count = 0
   hard_drive_0 = TEST.hdf
   hard_drive_0_controller = ide0
   hard_drive_0_label = DEBIAN
   network_card = a2065
   zorro_iii_memory = 1048576
   serial_port = true

   It discovers the ide disk correctly (as opposed to A4000 ide driver), but the .hdf must be changed a bit to make it work (startup-sequence root device, and /etc/fstab)

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9. Awesome, i’m running currently Debian m68k (8.0) with it, and it’s great.

   I also added inbound connections via qemu-uae – custom builds of qemu-uae crashed, so I did it hacky way.. but, hey. it works 🙂

   In src/qemu.cpp

   53 int (*slirp_add_hostfwd)(void *slirp, int is_udp, struct in_addr host_addr, int host_port, struct in_addr guest_addr, int guest_port);
   54 void **slirp_ptr;
   55
   56 void *a = (char*)qemu_uae_slirp_init;
   57
   58 slirp_add_hostfwd = (int (*)(void*, int, in_addr, int, in_addr, int))(a – 0x4c9f0);
   59 slirp_ptr = (void**)(a + 0x99f938);
   60
   61 if (qemu_uae_slirp_init) {
   62 qemu_uae_slirp_init();
   63 }
   64
   65 struct in_addr host_addr = { .s_addr = INADDR_ANY, };
   66 struct in_addr guest_addr = { .s_addr = INADDR_ANY, };
   67 slirp_add_hostfwd(*slirp_ptr, 0, host_addr, 20022, guest_addr, 22);
   68 slirp_add_hostfwd(*slirp_ptr, 0, host_addr, 20080, guest_addr, 80);
   69 slirp_add_hostfwd(*slirp_ptr, 0, host_addr, 23133, guest_addr, 3133);

   $ ssh -p 20022 root@127.0.0.1
   root@127.0.0.1’s password:
   Last login: Thu Apr 28 19:16:58 2016 from 10.0.2.2
   root@jag:~# uname -a
   Linux jag 4.5.2 #11 Wed Apr 27 02:44:52 CEST 2016 m68k GNU/Linux

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   • Wow, … that’s … incredible hackish 😀 But more seriously, I’m willing to add proper support for inbound ports, if you are willing to test. Also, is it an option for you to upload your Debian hardfile to me for testing, if I provide somewhere to upload it to?

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     • Sure, feel free to send me upload details to @swiecki.net

       Or, alternatively, If you give me you’re gmail account or account registered with google (if you have one), I will share it through google drive.

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   • Thanks, I got your HDF+config. This will make it somewhat effortless for me to test inbound slirp ports 🙂 A few comments about your config, which was:
     [fs-uae]
amiga_model = A3000
accelerator = cyberstorm-ppc
accelerator_memory = 131072
accelerator_rom = /home/jagger/Documents/FS-UAE/Kickstarts/cyberstormppc.rom
cpu = 68060
accuracy = 0
video_sync = off
uae_cpu_speed = max
fpu_strict = true
bsdsocket_emu = false
floppy_drive_count = 0
chipset_compatible = A3000
hard_drive_0 = DEBIAN.hdf
hard_drive_0_controller = scsi0
hard_drive_0_label = DEBIAN
kickstart_file = /home/jagger/Documents/FS-UAE/Kickstarts/a3000.rom
chip_memory = 2048
uae_z3mem_size = 1024
uae_z3mem_start = 0x80000000
uae_sana2 = true
uae_a2065 = slirp
uae_slirp_implementation = qemu
floppy_drive_count = 0

     accelerator_memory, accuracy, video_sync, uae_cpu_speed uae_slirp_implementation, accelerator_rom are all set to defaults, and can be omitted. kickstart_file is only needed if you use a non-default kickstart for A3000.

     fpu_strict is not a valid option (you probably meant uae_fpu_strict). Likewise for bsdsocket_emu, the option name does not exist, but bsdsocket.library emulation defaults to off anyway. uae_sana2 is a virtual UAE/AmigaOS device, and presumably does not work with Linux. chipset_compatible is not a valid option name (uae_chipset_compatible is), but in any case, FS-UAE always enables “chipset_compatible”.

     uae_a2065 = slirp can be replaced with network_card = a2065 in recent dev versions of FS-UAE, and uae_z3mem_size has an official counterpart which FS-UAE Launcher understands: zorro_iii_memory.

     uae_z3mem_start does not do anything useful, because FS-UAE chooses a “real” Zorro III mapping starting at 0x40000000.

     chip_memory should not be useful, but I discovered a bug where chipmem for A3000 is set to 1 MB by mistake when run via FS-UAE Launcher. This is fixed for the next dev version.

     In short, the following config is more or less identical to yours if you are running the latest dev version of FS-UAE (but much easier to read):

     [fs-uae]
amiga_model = A3000
accelerator = cyberstorm-ppc
cpu = 68060
floppy_drive_count = 0
hard_drive_0 = DEBIAN.hdf
hard_drive_0_controller = scsi0
hard_drive_0_label = DEBIAN
network_card = a2065
zorro_iii_memory = 1048576

     Except chip_memory = 2048 is temporarily needed until a new release is published, and kickstart_file may be added if necessary 🙂

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