A dynamic binary translator that runs programs on architectures they were not compiled for. It does this by dynamically translating the machine code of the programs to be run to machine code for the native architecture. Documentation, screenshots, dow...

An open source emulator for all popular architectures and operating systems.

An addition to Bochs that connects to an emulated OS over a network using the RFB protcol used in VNC. Provides news about the application and lists available releases.

A collection of scripts and programs to be used together with the Bochs-emulator. The main goal was to provide a Unix-like interface to the emulator and to enable access to Bochs disk-images from outside of Bochs.

A page providing some additional information about running bochs on Windows. Provides a registry-file to start bochs with double-click on the configuration-files.

Computerworld community member Charles Bushong tests and compares Windows emulation packages for Linux and finds clear differences.

Running 32-bit x86 Applications on Windows NT Alpha. A paper from the Usenix Windows NT Workshop.

Virtual x86 Computer for Macs, runs instead of Mac OS for better performance.

A description of how Bochs is implemented internally (Work in progress).

A graphical debugger interface for Bochs. Description, downloads, screenshots, a discussion forum and news about current releases.