XQEMU Git (2016/08/11) is compiled. XQEMU is a open source, cross-platform emulator for the original Xbox (and Sega Chihiro). It is currently in very early stages of development. XQEMU is built on-top of QEMU.XQEMU Status
* Most things don't work
* Everything is slow
* No audio
XQEMU Git Changelog
* Merge pull request #67 from mborgerson/timer_fixes
Timer fixes
* Fix the TSC at 733 MHz
The time stamp counter (accessed via `rdtsc`) may be used as a
performance counter in some titles. On the Xbox, the TSC runs
at a constant 733 MHz.
* Make the ACPI PM timer more hardware accurate
On the Xbox, the ACPI PM timer is a 32-bit counter which runs at 3.375
MHz. This timer may be sampled via the KeQueryPerformanceCounter and
KeQueryPerformanceFrequency kernel functions.
How to run: Here
Download: XQEMU Git (2016/08/11) x64
Source: Here
May i dreaming?
ReplyDeleteMe too
Deleteque bien pense que ya no lo seguian ojala si sea el emulador que todos esperamos ya que no hay nada de nada de xbox,muchas gracias por seguir amigos
ReplyDeletefunciona?
DeleteIts slow proces but we get there. Cxbx is also very much under development now.
DeleteNo audio :((((
ReplyDeleteXQEMU is built on-top of QEMU.
ReplyDeleteSo this does even makes a sense of make it?
Does your post? "QEMU is a generic and open source machine emulator and virtualizer." xqemu is actualy "just" an extra machine definition, but because its a fork of an older qemu version, they cant just merge it with the newest one. its actualy great its qemu, you can now make it a chihiro easier and use all excisting tools from qemu with xqemu. (like virtual fatx filder instead of hdd image, networking, and debugging) sound would be "easy" but isnt priority one, making most games work is. And we all love more games support, especialy when audio comes after it.
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