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> Qemu isn't a platform virtualization utility like Hyper-V or Virtualbox I know, thats why I could run arm based OS on those twos on an x86 or x64 cpu. There
by darkclouds 3y ago
> Qemu isn't a platform virtualization utility like Hyper-V or Virtualbox
I know, thats why I could run arm based OS on those twos on an x86 or x64 cpu.
Theres a lot of work thats gone into Qemu to emulate the different processors, question is have they found undocumented features of cpu's when trying to emulate them?
- deaddodo 3y agoTechnically, a good chunk of the ARM boards that Qemu supports are completely undocumented. So yes? The emudev scene is pretty close-knit, there are shared contributors amongst MESS, MAME, Qemu, etc that spread research advances. In addition, a lot of the breakthrough work in undocumented/edge features is done by decappers, hardware researchers and computer engineers. This research then distills down into the more advanced emulator platforms before working its way into commodity documentation and hobby emulators.