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From: Adrian Chadd <adrian@obiwan.aceonline.com.au>
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> Warner Losh writes:
> [ non-native "binary" support ]
> :-)If you go off and do this, it might not be bad to make this
> :-)generalized so that I can run my old CP/M programs through the z80
> :-)emulator that I have laying around, or the MS-DOS programs through
> :-)DOSEMU or whatever.
> 
> It'd be nice to have this done through lkms. Load-an-emulator! (Since
> we're blue-sky dreaming...)
> 

Isn't the linux binary support doing something like this? Shouldn't be
THAT hard to do .. maybe later on if I'm bored. :)

Cya.

Adrian.