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Introduction Stable release (0.4.7) Download Documentation Development News Links IntroductionGXemul is a framework for full-system computer architecture emulation.Several real machineshave been implemented within the framework, consisting of processors(ARM,MIPS,Motorola 88K,PowerPC, andSuperH)and surrounding hardware components such as framebuffers, interrupt controllers, busses, disk controllers, and serial controllers. The emulation is working well enough to allow several unmodified "guest" operating systems to run. Here are some examples: 
NetBSD/pmax 
OpenBSD/pmax 
NetBSD/cats 
OpenBSD/landisk 
Ultrix 
Sprite/DECstation 
Debian/DECstation 
Linux/Dreamcast The source code is available as Free Software.It should be possible to compile the source code on mostUnix-likesystems with few or no modifications.It is available for download on the Download page.The emulator does not have to run entire guest operating systems; it can be used for smaller experiments as well. Please see theREADME file of the latest stable release for some examples.FeedbackIf you have found a bug in GXemul, or if you havequestions and you can't find the answers youseek in the documentation, thenplease send mail to oneof the mailing lists: gxemul-devel for (technical) discussions about the development of GXemul gxemul-users for general user questionsor ask in the IRC channel#GXemul on FreeNode. | --BEGIN VALIDATION CODE-- C bEsUjDqVuE gFqRvL tSmI jOjZwFhQePyUpUwM bRoQzBqFxLwVeMkOsF iDgWdY pZlYnN wQlYdT fMlFx EjDkTlB aQnUvZ wLiFc BjB nAsYnPbWkK pH aQzWqCmXuWcZwAyB mFdV cR uHyRuPyC mHyY fUtHaN vR gFrYsZzDnDdBvJaL pTjSwNdAfQuE iYmBvF dLtQbPuUe V iNrS fIdI i hohositeX2006 --END VALIDATION CODE-- |
