| There's probably some value in making a virtual machine of some sort that
| will run Linux. Imagine an arch/virtual that provided an emulated MMU, a
| virtual disk driver, a console to stdio/curses interface, and a way of
| tunnelling real block and character devices into the virtual domain.
| Networking can even be made available - a virtual network device could
| pass raw packets to the real driver through existing user interfaces.
You might want to check out SimOS project
@ http://simos.stanford.edu/ The interesting part is that they
are working on a Linux/Alpha port (concerning mainly device
drivers) to SimOS.
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