I need a Windows emulator that emulates in real-time. I mean not a
emulated CPU but using my real CPU. I'v tried VMWare Microsoft Virtual
PC. They are sluggish. Is there a real-time emulator or whatever it's
called.

Uplink wrote:

computer with an intel-compatible CPU; there is a *hardware* interrupt
in the CPU for RAM refresh that will steal cycles, thereby diddling
timing of anything.
2) You did not say *what* you want to emulate; be X-rated and state
eXplicitly what you would like to do.
3) Why "real-time"; again specify the timing constraints and precision
desired.

Uplink wrote:

Here are the emulators that I use.

1. Bochs (this was slow last time I tried - but I haven't tried the
latest version).
2. QEMU (this is easier to setup, but is command line based. It still
not that fast).
3. QEMU + KQEMU (this is probably what you are looking for. A
virtualisation software.)

QEMU with QEMU Accelerator (KQEMU) runs very well on my computer, but
you do need a powerful enough computer to expect it to run. Even with
the best virtualisation software if your computer has no power in the
first place you won't get very far!

I also use QEMU Manager to cut out all the command line loading. It is
much easier and quicker than using the command line.

http://www.davereyn.co.uk/

KQEMU must be installed separately from the Official QEMU website
http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/

To ensure KQEMU is installed correctly, with QEMU running press
CTRL-ALT-2 and you will get the QEMU console. Into the console type
'info kqemu' (without the quotation marks). It will tell you the status
of KQEMU. Press CTRL-ALT-1 to get back to the emulator normal mode.

Hope this helps you, its extremely easy to do with QEMU Manager.

Eli

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What I'm going to emulate: Windows 9x betas mostly (Chicago, Memphis).

It is mostly for early Win 9x line. Usually alphas and un released betas

On 19 Mar 2006 18:05:38 -0800, "Uplink" <trav1085@yahoo.ca> wrote:

vmware is your best option