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Bochs

Bochs is a cross-platform emulator for IA-32 and x86 personal computers.

About Bochs

Bochs is a cross-platform emulator for IA-32 and x86 personal computers. It emulates the processor, memory, BIOS, and common I/O devices, creating a virtual PC in which users can run operating systems such as Linux, DOS, or Windows. The emulator can be configured to represent a range of x86 processors, from early 386 systems to x86-64 processors. This makes Bochs useful for operating-system testing, software development, and exploring legacy PC environments without dedicated physical hardware. It is open source, written in C++, and can run on many host platforms. The supplied evidence describes several usage modes, with full PC emulation as the typical configuration. Bochs emulates hardware behavior rather than merely running applications in a compatibility layer. Its performance and compatibility depend on the chosen configuration and guest operating system. The record does not detail every device model or host platform, but establishes it as a portable x86 PC emulator capable of running a range of operating systems.

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