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-This is is a VMM that uses VT-x on 32 bit machines.   
-
-It is based on GeekOS, VmxAssist, BOCHS BIOS/VGABIOS, and code
-for playing around with VT and VT-X in the GeekOS context
-
-Peter Dinda
-
-
-Here are some things you need to know:
-
-
-Serial port I/O is used to communicate with the VMM.  This means
-you need a null modem connection between your test machine and your
-dev machine.  
-
-To configure serial on your dev machine:
-
-(as root, or other user who has access to the serial port):
-  
-   stty -F /dev/ttyS0 115200   (assume 8 bit, no parity already set)
-   
-Then use kermit to communicate:
-
-   kermit -l /dev/ttyS0
-     set carrier-watch off
-     connect
-
-To access the ethernet power switch:
-
-  
-   ifconfig eth0:1 up 192.168.0.4 (this is your address)
-
-Now you should be able to connect to http://192.168.0.100
-
-
-To build from scratch:
-
-cd build
-make clean
-make 
-make generate_sizes
-make clean
-make pxe
-
-This will copy the final image into /tftpboot so that if you have PXE
-boot properly configured, the test machine will boot from it over the
-network.
-