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Paul Brook wrote:

>>Now you can begin Strong ARM system mode emulation ! Simulating a
>>Netwinder hardware should be possible with the existing PC devices.
> 
> 
> First we'd need to implement privileged CPU modes, system control coprocessor, 
> and maybe MMU...
> 
> I'm a toolchain developer, not a kernel hacker, so I'm mostly interested in 
> user-mode emulation. Full system emulation is probably not gonna happen 
> unless I get really bored, or someone else does it ;)
> 
> Armv6 (ie arm11 series cores) and VFP coprocessor are higher priority for me.

OK. I'll try to merge your last ARM patch ASAP. I am curious to know 
what speed you get in user mode emulation.

Fabrice.