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Maybe, but wouldn’t the customer have to know how to run QEMU? I am imagining a customer who wants to just replace an old machine while changing as little as po

Maybe, but wouldn’t the customer have to know how to run QEMU? I am imagining a customer who wants to just replace an old machine while changing as little as possible.

djur 4y ago
Since this install is based on QEMU running in Linux, it would not meet that need.
- mcculley 4y ago
  The end user need not know it is QEMU atop Linux. They see and use DOS.
  - ale42 4y ago
    Yes, but inside a VM. What access to real hardware (e.g. to communicate with the outside world) does the user get?
    - necovek 4y ago
      Whatever is configured with QEMU: everything if that was the use case.
      - ale42 4y ago
        But it looks like their setup is not configured to give access to hardware, at least I didn't see any options on the command line.