While the latter would be great, I would just like to have a
completely emulated PC with stock hardware that will run any 32bit OS
(Win95, NT, Linux, whatever). THEN you could work on optimizing.
This has been done by a couple commercial companies, but last I looked
the public efforts had a long way to go.
With 333Mhz PC's and faster Alpha's out now and 1000Mhz chips
announced, functionality needs to be tackled before optimization.
> Even better would be for someone to take AMD and Cyrix collective heads
> and bang them together until they add a flag to allow proper x86 x>=3
> virtualisation in hardware.
I knew this used to be the problem and wondered if it still is. Has
Intel fixed this yet? I've been wondering for years if there was some
kind of conspiracy (a la MS) preventing full (32bit, rin0, MMU)
virtualization support in Intel compatible CPU's...
sdw
> Alan
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