You miss the extra loading of initramfs8 I think. See what is in the config.txt of the downloaded RPiOS image and represent that in your QEMU arguments.
Also, you mix armhf userspace (ARMv6 actually) and aarch64 ARMv8 kernel. Should work, but I would use some generic ARMv7 image or only aarch64 ARMv8.
And RPI3 is not Cortex-A72. It all is a bit messy, but it depends on what you want to achieve. It is easier if you would just take some generic Debian aarch64 image or and use virt as machine. It gets you a pretty fast arm VM although emulated, also depending on speed of the host CPU.
Also, you mix armhf userspace (ARMv6 actually) and aarch64 ARMv8 kernel. Should work, but I would use some generic ARMv7 image or only aarch64 ARMv8.
And RPI3 is not Cortex-A72. It all is a bit messy, but it depends on what you want to achieve. It is easier if you would just take some generic Debian aarch64 image or and use virt as machine. It gets you a pretty fast arm VM although emulated, also depending on speed of the host CPU.
Statistics: Posted by redvli — Tue Dec 24, 2024 11:45 am