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[[Computing]]: [[Emulators]]: [[Bochs]]
[[Emulators]]: '''Bochs'''
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[http://bochs.sourceforge.net/ Bochs] is an Intel x86 and AMD64 CPU
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[[Bochs]] is an Intel x86 and AMD64 CPU emulator. It is [[FOSS]] and so is theoretically available for any platform with the right compiler; binaries are currently available for [[Bochs on Linux|Linux]] and Windows.
emulator. It is [[FOSS]] and so is theoretically available for any
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==Links==
platform with the right compiler; binaries are currently available for
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* [http://bochs.sourceforge.net/ official homepage]
Linux and Windows.
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==Articles==
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*[[Bochs on Linux]]: installing and running Bochs on Linux
 
==References==
 
==References==
 
*[http://bochs.sourceforge.net/ Bochs on SourceForge]
 
*[http://bochs.sourceforge.net/ Bochs on SourceForge]
*[[WikiPedia:Bochs|Wikipedia]]
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*{{wikipedia|Bochs}}
==Setup Notes==
 
I had Bochs working using an .img file as the Windows c:\ drive, and
 
then it mysteriously stopped working (probably due to an Ubuntu
 
upgrade) so I'm taking notes as I rebuild the .img file to (hopefully)
 
fix the problem.
 
Some notes I took last time (will explain them when I figure out what
 
they mean): [[Linux:mknod|mknod]] /dev/loop0
 
[[Linux:modprobe|modprobe]] loop /sbin/[[Linux:losetup|losetup]]
 
/dev/loop0 /home/woozle/win98/c.img
 
"Edit /etc/[[Linux:fstab|fstab]] -- set up /dev/loop0 just like D
 
drive" [[Linux:mount|mount]] /dev/loop0 [[Linux:mknod|mknod]] /dev/tap0
 
c 36 16
 
"Next time: try tuntap"
 

Latest revision as of 18:23, 14 October 2005

Computing: Emulators: Bochs

Bochs is an Intel x86 and AMD64 CPU emulator. It is FOSS and so is theoretically available for any platform with the right compiler; binaries are currently available for Linux and Windows.

Links

Articles

References