> the Power version could easdily match the X64 system or out perform it, as
> Power 9 has a built-in hypervisor than only uses about 2% of the processor's
> power, versus about 20% for a software based hypersvisor on a X64 system.

Why would an x64-native MorphOS need to run on "a software based hypersvisor on a X64 system"?

> Power 9 [...] could run existing MorphOS with no alteration

...using QEMU's mac99 virtualization with KVM-PR, that is.

> while providing a multitude of additional threads that could run a more
> advanced little endian 64 based box (better than a X64 version)

Why not run this potential little-endian PPC64 version of MorphOS on bare metal (PowerNV) instead of boxed?

> we could even devote a few threads to emulating X64 [...],
> for simultaneous Power and X64 threads via the hypervisor

I'm not sure the hypervisor can help with emulating x64 on POWER.

> no doubt OS4 as well as all we would need would be P50X0 emulation

OS4 already runs fine on QEMU's Sam460 emulation. Btw, QEMU already has P50X0/e5500 emulation but that isn't enough to run OS4 as there's more to a board/system than just the CPU.

> or better yet e6500 core emulation

OS4 doesn't run on e6500.

> PCIe slots that are four generations ahead of Tabor

3 generations.

> Take existing MorphOS elements, enhance them for PPC64le,
> and then just rework the code for X64.

Code that has been cleaned from big-endian assumptions and adapted to modernized MorphOS API should just need a recompile for a potential x64 MorphOS.

> What would really make it cool is if we could develop a cut and paste
> function via the hypervisor that would allow us to transfer data from one
> OS session/Window to another. Think about it. You pull something from
> legacy AmigaOS or MorphOS, and could paste it directly into a more
> advanced environment for further development, again, on one system.

QEMU supports clipboard sharing between guest and host (and thus also between guests). There needs to run a special service in the guest OS for this to work, though, which doesn't exist yet for AmigaOS or MorphOS.