[okl4-developer] How do I get windows mobile virtualized onto OKL 4 so I can run it on other devices??

[Josh Matthews]

Hi Quintus,

Welcome to the OKL4 community.

The approach OKL4 takes in order to achieve extremely high performance
virtualization is known as "paravirtualization", and requires
modifications to the kernel of the operating system being virtualized.
While these modifications are quite minimal, it does obviously require
access to the kernel source.

To assist in this process, OK develops and releases OS Support Packages
that contain commercially supported paravirtualized kernels. We have
currently released OK:Linux under our open source license, and have
recently announced availability of OK:Android and OK:Symbian. OK:Windows
is on our roadmap and we aim to have it available as soon as possible.

Kind regards,

Josh

On Wed, July 1, 2009 4:40 pm, qjsmartphone wrote:
>
> I want to get windows mobile running on the samsung omnia HD, Nokia N97,
> palm
> pre and upcoming sony ericsson satio all the mentioned devices with the
> exception of the nokia N97 have the OMAP3 processor. I want to get windows
> mobile 6.5 to play nice with Omap3 via OKL4 how do I get windows mobile
> virtualized and create a virtual image of it??? windows mobile is closed
> source so what do I do?? OKL 4 allows multiple mobile OSs to run on the
> same
> device so I might find a solution here.
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