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# How to build (and run) GEMS in WSL.
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If you decided to switch to Windows like me and you want to develop GEMS then here is a tutorial on how to do so:
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How to build:
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Setup WSL 2.x (Select Ubuntu or Debian)
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Install all of the packages
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run ./build.sh
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How to test:
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Download QEMU for windows.
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Copy the GEMS ISO to the QEMU folder
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Then run "./qemu-system-x86_64.exe -soundhw pcspk -cdrom builds/gems.iso -m 1000"
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There are probably other, better ways of running GEMS in windows.
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Try VirtualBox but give it a lot of Memory.
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Maybe change the PATH variable to the QEMU Folder.
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and then just run the command in Powershell (Without ./ at the beginning)
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