According to the doc:
"The requirements for a guest OS to work in full virtualization mode are
very simple and most recent OSes (such as Linux or Windows 2000/XP) fulfill
them. Interested OS writers can contact the author to get the necessary
information to make their OS work in full virtualization mode in QEMU."
I'm working with a custom guest OS, (and I don't have source code for it),
so I take it there's no chance of KQEMU to work, or can it?
Assuming that I did have source code, what would be the requirements to make
it work?
Futher - does the full virtualization mode still adhere to any custom
hardware I've emulated in qemu, such as specific port and memory mapped
devices, or does it only work with the regular i386 target?
-Steve
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