> Check out Bochs; bochs.sourceforge.net > It's a GPL'd project that's similar to vmware, but is architecture- > neutral. So you can run it on things other than x86. On the con side > that means it doesn't use the x86 virtual machine hardware thingy > (or whatever the techincal term is...) so it's much slower than > vmware. But being a GPL project, it has many more features than > vmware - builtin gdb support so you can debug your kernel if you > want to, amd-64 emulation, stuff like that.
I really don't think that what Michael wants. Bochs is SLOWER then pentium 100Mhz! (it emulates everything - including the processor!) > There's also a project called plex86 somewhere. I'm not familiar > with it except to say that it does use the x86-on-x86 virtual > machine mode, so it's comparable in speed to vmware, but may be less > mature than bochs. Check out both. Plex86 is officially dead more than a year ago. Mandrake stopped paying the developer, so he stopped working on it (although he is merging some plex86 code to bochs these days). Thanks, Hetz ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
