On Tue, 29 May 2018 13:08:19 -0400, Dennis Lee Bieber wrote:

> QEMU, with a lot of configuration, might run on an ARM, and be able to
> emulate the Apple hardware, thereby allowing Apple OS to be run on the
> emulated system.
>
QEMU does run on an RPi 2B - I'm using it to host a copy of the PICAXE
Basic compiler on one. It had to have a few patches because the version
that got ported didn't support one or two obscure instructions the
compiler needed - that's the limit of what I know about its setup,
though.

I installed it by following PICAXE's instructions. It compiles programs
and loads them into a PICAXE 14M02 chip via a USBserial adapter cable,
where they run successfully.


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