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How To Run Your First Program in a Nano Virtual Machine

Written by @mvuksano | Published on 2020/5/30

TL;DR
We will use KVM (https://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Main_Page) to run our code. This means that in order to execute this code you will need a Linux machine with KVM installed. Alternatively you can use Google Cloud Compute Engine with nested virtualization enabled. Using KVM_GET_API_VERSION to check if API version is exactly 12. We will allocate a chunk of memory and place our code into it. We add "0" (ASCII value of character zero) to al register so we can display correct character zero.

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kvm|virtualization|x86|virtual-machine|cpu|linux|linux-and-unix|hardware|web-monetization
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