Neat. You can mount sysfs like so: # mkdir /sys; mount -t sysfs /sys /sys That would allow you to look at the emulated hardware that is present. Looks like

Neat. You can mount sysfs like so: # mkdir /sys; mount -t sysfs /sys /sys That would allow you to look at the emulated hardware that is present. Looks like only virtual devices are present -- ram, loopback network etc. Makes sense to me. The MVP here is cpu emulation.