* Zachary Amsden ([email protected]) wrote:
> This we find to be quite true. Now, you can use a VMI kernel, make
> changes to it, run it on native hardware, and be confident that it will
> run properly in a VM as well. And you can develop in a VM, with
> confidence that you can run on native hardware. You can even replace
> the entire "ROM" image with your own custom debugging image to add any
> type of debugging or performance monitoring facility you want - and you
> have some very, very interesting hook points into the kernel that make
> that task much more achievable.
Replacing a ROM image is easier in terms package management, but still
requires full validation and certification process. Swapping out the
underlying core is a major change and needs to be re-validated.
thanks,
-chris
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