The evolution of an x86 virtual machine monitor
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The Evolution of an x86 Virtual Machine Monitor Ole Agesen, Alex Garthwaite, Jeffrey Sheldon, Pratap Subrahmanyam {agesen, alextg, jeffshel, pratap}@vmware.com ABSTRACT While trap-and-emulate virtualization on mainframes was Twelve years have passed since VMware engineers first virtu- well understood at the time, it was – unsurprisingly – not a alized the x86 architecture. This technological breakthrough design goal for the 4004, whose first application was in fact kicked…
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