[uml-devel] ARM-UML: is it possible?

[uml-devel] ARM-UML: is it possible?

[André Pedralho]

Hi everybody, I'm thinking in a way to create an ARM emulator to be
used on i386 machines. Let me explain it:

I want an arm environmet inside my linux i386 machine. That environmet
would be a uml, but compiled for arm.

The first step would be create this uml. Then I'll think in a way to
execute this, cause it'll be compiled for arm!

thanks in advance,

André Pedralho


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Re: [uml-devel] ARM-UML: is it possible?

[Jeff Dike]

apedralho@gmail.com said:
> The first step would be create this uml. 

This a port of UML to arm.  Non-trivial, but it's been done for x86_64, ppc,
and ppc64.

> Then I'll think in a way to
> execute this, cause it'll be compiled for arm! 

Bochs?  Does that support the arm instruction set?

				Jeff



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Re: [uml-devel] ARM-UML: is it possible?

[Chris Emerson]

On Wed, Feb 23, 2005 at 05:07:09PM -0400, Andr? Pedralho wrote:
> The first step would be create this uml. Then I'll think in a way to
> execute this, cause it'll be compiled for arm!

You could try QEmu for that:
http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/index.html

Chris


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