how to fix CMD.exe closes immediately after run qemu-system-ppc file on window?
I'm new here and I have a problem with the qemu app, sorry for my english skills.
thanks. 
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2020, September 27 - 5:19am
#1
how to fix CMD.exe closes immediately after run qemu-system-ppc file on window?
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2020, September 27 - 7:34pm
#2
Better post your issues over at Emaculation:
https://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=34
Some members from emaculation are reading here regularly, but response may be better over there.
2020, September 30 - 12:49am
#3
Edit the .bat. It calls qemu-system-ppc, but the latest version of qemu ppc is called "qemu-system-ppc-screamer.exe" then you need to add the screamer in the .bat, or rename your .exe to remove the "screamer"
2020, October 1 - 5:38am
#4
all you guys. thanks for your advice. then I should remove or add it?
seem like it have an auto run script in the bat file. that shut down CMD.exe immediately.
but I don't know how to fix it.
2020, October 1 - 9:55am
#5
Best start with a fresh package from Emaculation. Cat_7 offers some working builds.
If you want sound in MacOS 9, choose a screamer build like this one:
https://surfdrive.surf.nl/files/index.php/s/9QIfKiLJaZg4hXf/download
Usually the provided .bat file should work and boot from CD image, once you added a properly named MacOS 9.2 CD image. Double check the names of your HHD and CD file, to rule out typos.
The .bat file is used to hand over commands to QemuPPC and to start the emulator.
Last not least, please do read the guide: http://www.emaculation.com/doku.php/ppc-osx-on-qemu-for-windows
2020, October 2 - 8:05pm
#6
If you need to keep the command window open to see error output, you should either add 'pause' as last line to the bat file, or start qemu.bat from a command window.
To keep things convenient, the qemu-system-ppc-screamer.exe (sound-enabled) and normal qemu-system-ppc.exe builds should be kept in separate folders and be started from separate bat files.