Hello ZB,
Actually I was hoping it could be "thinner layer"... but, as I wrote, only
know I'm trying to find out, how exactly "virtual x86 mode" works
Basically --- as Eric Auer sort of explained --- a "virtual 8086" is a
special kind of unprivileged protected-mode task, that runs under a
On Thu, Sep 03, 2020 at 12:52:32PM -0400, dmccunney wrote:
> What you are talking about are full blown Virtual Machine setups. The
> VM sits between the host machine's hardware and the OS to be
> virtualized. Examples in the commercial software world include things
> like VMWare
Actually I was
On Wed, Sep 2, 2020 at 9:50 AM ZB wrote:
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> If I'm correct, Dosemu uses "virtual x86 mode" of 386 and later processors.
> But Dosemu of course needs "host OS".
>
> I wonder does there exist any utility that offers "virtual x86 mode" and
> acts as "host" by itself? Suppose we have (quite modest
