* Justin Hawkeye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [060419 20:16]:
[..]
> Assuming the Kernel does not get overwritten or lose control of system
> (crash), we now have a log of all neccesary and expected results of
> that bios on boot on that hardware. This would allow reverse
> engineering bioses and developing bioses for hardware legally?
Problems with this approach:
- compare it to driving a car. at one intersection the car just drives
on. At another one it stops.
This way you run into another car in the first intersection and most
probably (murphy's law) halt without a reason on the second.
- you can never do better than factory bios
- the emulator would have to pass calls to the hardware. qemu, bochs and
co emulate their own hardware.
Stefan
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