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Subject: [Qemu-devel] How to get guestOS's information
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To: qemu-devel@nongnu.org

Hello,

It is impolite to write an unexpected letter. I am a college student in 
Japan. I belong to information processing system laboratory, and I work on 
intrusion detection system. We are developing intrusion detection system 
using system calls. Now, it operates only on Linux. I would like to operate 
it in more platforms. I think it is possible to found guest OS’s 
abnormality by observing it from the hostOS. I would be extremely happy if 
it could be operated on the Qemu. Do you think that it is possible? Now, my 
system uses only processID and frequency of system calls. In a word, I would 
like to know how to get gestOS’s information (processID and frequency of 
system calls).



Any help would be greatly appreciated.



Regards,

kazuya