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2011-01-26T10:27:20Z

Summary

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	[[qemu-fast]] is like [[qemu]] (and is part of the same package) but runs faster by using part of the actual CPU hardware -- the Memory		[[qemu-fast]] is like [[qemu]] (and is part of the same package) but runs faster by using part of the actual CPU hardware -- the Memory
	Management Unit (MMU) -- instead of simulating it entirely in ~~hardware~~. (This technique is called "virtualizing", if I understand right.) There is some correspondence between qemu-fast and kqemu, but I haven't figured out what it is. In my testing, qemu-fast was not able to run the same [[Win98]] image which ran well under [[qemu]]. (It may be that qemu-fast doesn't work with Win98.)		Management Unit (MMU) -- instead of simulating it entirely in software. (This technique is called "virtualizing", if I understand right.) There is some correspondence between qemu-fast and kqemu, but I haven't figured out what it is. In my testing, qemu-fast was not able to run the same [[Win98]] image which ran well under [[qemu]]. (It may be that qemu-fast doesn't work with Win98.)

	[[qemu-fast]] is included in the [[qemu]] distribution.		[[qemu-fast]] is included in the [[qemu]] distribution.

Woozle: post-import tidying (finally)

2006-02-14T22:47:14Z

post-import tidying (finally)

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	[[~~Techniques~~]]:		[[Computing]]: [[Software]]: [[qemu]]: [[qemu-fast]]{{seed}}
	[[~~Emulators~~]]: [[qemu]]: [[qemu-fast]]		==Summary==
	[[qemu-fast]] is like [[qemu]] (and is part of the same package) but		[[qemu-fast]] is like [[qemu]] (and is part of the same package) but runs faster by using part of the actual CPU hardware -- the Memory
	runs faster by using part of the actual CPU hardware -- the Memory		Management Unit (MMU) -- instead of simulating it entirely in hardware. (This technique is called "virtualizing", if I understand right.) There is some correspondence between qemu-fast and kqemu, but I haven't figured out what it is. In my testing, qemu-fast was not able to run the same [[Win98]] image which ran well under [[qemu]]. (It may be that qemu-fast doesn't work with Win98.)
	Management Unit (MMU) -- instead of simulating it entirely in hardware.
	(This technique is called "virtualizing", if I understand right.) There
	is some correspondence between qemu-fast and kqemu, but I haven't
	figured out what it is. In my testing, qemu-fast was not able to run
	the same Win98 image which ran well under [[qemu]].
	[[qemu-fast]] is included in the [[qemu]] distribution.		[[qemu-fast]] is included in the [[qemu]] distribution.

Woozle at 20:44, 25 June 2005

2005-06-25T20:44:59Z

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[[Techniques]]:
[[Emulators]]: [[qemu]]: [[qemu-fast]]
[[qemu-fast]] is like [[qemu]] (and is part of the same package) but
runs faster by using part of the actual CPU hardware -- the Memory
Management Unit (MMU) -- instead of simulating it entirely in hardware.
(This technique is called "virtualizing", if I understand right.) There
is some correspondence between qemu-fast and kqemu, but I haven't
figured out what it is. In my testing, qemu-fast was not able to run
the same Win98 image which ran well under [[qemu]].
[[qemu-fast]] is included in the [[qemu]] distribution.