The two most important new "features" are:
1. NetBSD/pmppc works (with root on nfs only, no SCSI).
2. When running ARM guest OSes (NetBSD/cats, OpenBSD/cats,
NetBSD/netwinder, or NetBSD/evbarm), the emulator will not use up 100%
of the host's CPU if the guest OS idles.
gxemul (former mips64emul) is a MIPS (and other) CPU emulator.
The main goal is to emulate MIPS-like CPUs and enough surrounding hardware to
fake real machines, capable of running real (unmodified)
operating systems (such as NetBSD, Linux, FreeBSD,
or OpenBSD), and to assist in experimenting with MIPS in general.
In addition to emulating MIPS-like CPUs an experimental
support for other CPU types (like PPC or HPPA) also exists.
ok sturm@ a while ago.
