ik wrote:
The only problem that I found, is that sometimes the hardware you have
using qemu virtualization is not suited for some of the linux distro
you wish to use.
Qemu still requires gcc v3. Debian Etch released a version compiled with v4
which was badly broken, I've ended up running a
Michael Schnell schreef:
With the wonderful world of emulators and
virtual pc products like VirtualBox, VMWare and Virtual PC 2007 ...
VirtualBox, VMWare, XEN etc are no emulators but virtualization managers.
If they would emulate a CPU they would be by far too slow to be useful.
They just
If that were the case, how can one run (virtualized) x86_64 (64bits)
assembler on a i386 (32 bits) processor?
Running Compiler Software on processor A that creates object code for
processor B but itself is compiled for processor A: Cross-Compiling
I think qemu can is and therefore qemu
I
don't know QEMU really, just that it gets used inside the VirtualBox
product.
How did you get to know this ? I only can imagine that this is true for
the initial execution of the client OS that is done in an emulated way
to detect and replace critical instructions before they are
On 30/01/2008, Michael Schnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
don't know QEMU really, just that it gets used inside the VirtualBox
product.
How did you get to know this ? I only can imagine that this is true for
the initial execution of the client OS that is done in an emulated way
to
On 30 Jan 2008, at 10:54, Michael Schnell wrote:
I
don't know QEMU really, just that it gets used inside the VirtualBox
product.
How did you get to know this ? I only can imagine that this is true
for the initial execution of the client OS that is done in an
emulated way to detect and
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi
I don't own a 64bit pc. With the wonderful world of emulators and
virtual pc products like VirtualBox, VMWare and Virtual PC 2007 I
thought, why can't my 32bit Intel P4 emulate a 64bit CPU via software.
If it works, that would be cool. :) If it works it might be
Hi
I don't own a 64bit pc. With the wonderful world of emulators and
virtual pc products like VirtualBox, VMWare and Virtual PC 2007 I
thought, why can't my 32bit Intel P4 emulate a 64bit CPU via software.
If it works, that would be cool. :) If it works it might be slow,
but I don't care, it's
Hi,
Yes you can emulate all of the listed CPU's, it just have different
executable names. qemu-system-x86_64
for what you require.
The only problem that I found, is that sometimes the hardware you have
using qemu virtualization is not suited for some of the linux distro
you wish to use.
Ido
On
