QEMU

QEMU is a specialized software for emulation and virtualization of various software. The software environment is open source. The program is compatible with hardware and computer peripherals.

General description

The application is a virtual tool for emulating platforms, architectures and a wide variety of axes. The virtual machine has advanced compatibility, so that QEMU works with a variety of PC peripherals and hardware. Virtualization can take place at the CPU level as well as at the software level. The environment interacts with the desired operating system, only you need to specify the amount of system resources. The software emulates both 32-bit and 64-bit systems of ARM, PowerPC, SPARC, MIPS processors. If you choose an appropriate distribution, you can put anything on QEMU. It can be a desktop Linux OS or an Android mobile OS. The whole process does not require BIOS configuration. And the software does not need to install additional extensions and drivers. The program interface is in the form of a command line. Therefore, the user must be able to work with console commands. QEMU finds its purpose among developers of cross-platform software, which needs preliminary diagnostics and beta-testing in different operating systems and on different processor architectures. In this area of application, the program is a unique and effective solution. It is also possible to test Linux images and builds. Due to the open source nature of the application, it is easy to modify and customize it for your own purposes. QEMU has advanced support and recognizes USB 3.0 and any other connected devices. The environment has high performance and system crashes are practically eliminated

Features

• Emulation and virtualization of virtually any hardware regardless of architecture;
• Open source environment;
• Support for a large number of computer peripherals;
• Ability to put any operating system, both desktop and mobile;
• Virtualization occurs at the software and CPU level;
• Does not require BIOS customization and downloading additional plug-ins or drivers.