GitHub Pages of Daynix Computing Ltd.| daynix.github.io
Ruby logo| daynix.github.io
Asahi Linux logoimage/svg+xmlAsahi Linux logo2021-01-03soundflora* / marcanFont: Bangla MN (c) 2009 Muthu Nedumaran Used with permissionCC BY-SA 4.0 / (c) 2021 soundflora*| daynix.github.io
This is the last post of a walkthrough of new device emulator development for QEMU which uses igb, a recently introduced Intel NIC emulation as an example.| daynix.github.io
GitHub Pages of Daynix Computing Ltd.| daynix.github.io
Microsoft Validation OS, built on the foundation of Windows 11, offers a controlled environment for software testing and validation, ensuring compatibility and reliability. Microsoft Validation OS includes various core features and come with installed but not configured OpenSSH server. However, by following a series of straightforward steps, system administrators and developers can configure the OpenSSH server, enabling secure remote access to Microsoft Validation OS. This article will provid...| daynix.github.io
This is the third post of a walkthrough of new device emulator development for QEMU which uses igb, a recently introduced Intel NIC emulation as an example. The first post roughly described there are several development steps:| daynix.github.io
This is the second post of a walkthrough of new device emulator development for QEMU. The first post briefly described the development process and device which we will discuss, igb, an Intel NIC. This post details the first steps of the development: filling a boilerplate and adding basic features necessary to get the device work and to establish the foundation of further development.| daynix.github.io
QEMU is a machine emulator and virtualizer; it emulates or virtualizes various devices which consist in a machine. Such emulated/virtualized devices include but are not limited to CPU, memory, storage, bus, serial console, and network interface. QEMU is under active development, and there is always demand for new device implementations. However, the journey of new device implementation is complex and not always smooth.| daynix.github.io
In the previous introductory article we’ve discussed crash dump capturing and debugging of guest Windows with built-in tools. This post address a case when Windows can’t produce the Complete Memory Dump during BSoD by itself or a live dump is needed. We will discuss QEMU’s command dump-guest-memory -w which captures guest Windows dump in WinDbg-readable DMP format and saves it on the host side.| daynix.github.io
GitHub Pages of Daynix Computing Ltd.| daynix.github.io