> Jürgen has stated his desired functionality already. What other "main
> uses" are there? (Asked in the hope of further sparking the discussion ;)
I use the usermode emulation fairly extensively for cross development/testing.
User emulation has three main advantages for our purposes:
- It's sign
Hi,
On Sun, 15 Jan 2006, Fabrice Bellard wrote:
> Using legacy apps is clearly an interesting topic for QEMU. With the
> improved dynamic translator written by Paul Brook (but not merged yet),
> QEMU will be far less dependent of C compiler and porting the dynamic
> translator to a new host wi
On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 08:20, Oliver Gerlich wrote:
> Hi,
>
> that's an interesting topic you bring up there :D
>
> It looks like there are many different groups which all have quite
> different uses of qemu on their mind... Jürgen, you think about a
> _really_ stable "hardware" platform; other people
Hi,
> - define a protocol to use qemu over a network (should multiplex
> video, sound, usb, serial and so on).
>
> So you see: in a commercial and or industrial application one would like to
> run
> the qemus on a server. At least the MS remote desktop protocol should work
> well. A qemu speci
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Hi,
that's an interesting topic you bring up there :D
It looks like there are many different groups which all have quite
different uses of qemu on their mind... Jürgen, you think about a
_really_ stable "hardware" platform; other people think about a
Hi Juergen!
On 1/14/06, Juergen Pfennig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> as I found out qemu is quite stable and has acceptable performance. Using it
> you
> could freeze legacy applications using a legacy OS like win 2003 or win XP. I
> am
> talking of periods from 5 to 20 years!
Yes, that is a go
Hello dear readers,
as I found out qemu is quite stable and has acceptable performance. Using it you
could freeze legacy applications using a legacy OS like win 2003 or win XP. I am
talking of periods from 5 to 20 years! In a commercial environment it happens
frequently that you would like to acc
