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      <title>Introduction to the QEMU Emulator</title>
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      <description>This article is part of the BUAA Operating Systems course preparatory tutorial. This version was written by me.
In 2024, the course lab environment was changed from GXemul to QEMU. To help students adapt to the new environment, two new articles were added to the preparatory tutorial: &amp;ldquo;GDB: Dissecting Programs&amp;rdquo; and &amp;ldquo;Introduction to the QEMU Emulator.&amp;rdquo;
An operating system is a program that runs directly on computer hardware, managing hardware resources below while providing unified services to software above.</description>
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