Qemu introduction from Wikipedia QEMU emulates a full computer
system, including a processor and various peripherals. It can be
used to provide virtual hosting of several virtual computers on
a single computer. Qemu author, Fabrice Bellard, also wrote a
Linux kernel module (with preliminary ports to FreeBSD and
Windows) named KQEMU or QEMU Accelerator, which notably speeds
up i386 emulation on i386 platforms. This is accomplished by
running user mode code directly on the host computer's CPU, and
using processor and peripheral emulation only for kernel mode
and real mode code. KQEMU also supports a kernel emulation mode
in which portions of kernel mode code run on the host's CPU Qemu
official page: Qemu ported to Windows: First we download a zip
package: Next unzip archives to a folder. There are some clues
at file README-en.txt, and a html manual at qemu-doc.html. Qemu
is now ready to be run: so exec qemu-win.bat and a small linux
test image "linux.img" is emulated. NOTE: When a mouse cursor is
missing, type