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> Of course, given that Intel chips work the way they do, it sounds
> like it'd be pretty much impossible to do what I was hoping for.
> Sigh.  It was such a cool idea, too.

Err, maybe. That depends on _what_ you want. See the FLUX/FLUKE project,
for instance. They run virtual machines, but not like the old vm machines.
And work over Intel.