Re: Minimum hardware emulation needed to boot a OS on ARM?

2007-05-12 Thread Michael Dales
Hi Michael, For my PhD I wrote a different ARM simulator (called SWARM) that was minimal enough to run uLinux - a micro controller linux implementation. It was a few years ago now, but as I recall I needed to emulate very little hardware. Particularly as uLinux does not use virtual memory,

Re: Minimum hardware emulation needed to boot a OS on ARM?

2007-05-12 Thread Ralph Corderoy
Hi Michael, > Currently, Pearcolator simulates a linux environment by intercepting > system calls and handling these, as if the binary was running on > linux. Right, that's like qemu's "user emulation" IIRC. http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/status.html > However, I would like to extend