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Thread: Linux In JavaScript, With Persistent Storage

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    Linux In JavaScript, With Persistent Storage

    http://stud.hro.nl/0814604/jslinuxdemo/emulator.html

    http://linux.slashdot.org/story/11/1...m_medium=email
    "Remember Fabrice bellard's [Linux-booting PC emulator in JavaScript] ? This modified version [Note: click on "emulator.html" in that directory to see it in action] allows the same emulator to boot the most recent linux kernel, 3.0.4, as well as providing the user with persistent storage. It is achieved by building a virtual block device, which stores data in HTML5 local storage. The block device can be partitioned and formatted as ext2, so it can be easily used."

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    Re: Linux In JavaScript, With Persistent Storage

    It's called "virtualisation", and javascript isn't a particularly efficient way of doing it.

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