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CPU Info.com
x86 CPU information.
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Sandpile.org
Pictures and information on x86 processors.
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x86 CPU guide
Cpus are really fascinating for computers fans : it is central piece of every PC, and so, the most important. However, this enthusiasm for cpus faslty disapear once they're a little old : last released cpus are admirated, but oldest are subjects of jeerings. Because, the symbol of power that cpus represents, grows old very bad. And that's why, there are only a few people who collects cpus, unlike stamps, coins or even beer bottle caps... N...
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Gentoo Embedded x86 Guide
What is Gentoo Embedded? From the Gentoo Embedded website : This project manages embedded system support in Gentoo. The project is responsible for overseeing the build infrastructure for creating images to be installed onto embedded systems. Also included is the support of specific types of embedded systems and development tools. What is x86 Gentoo Embedded? x86 Gentoo Embedded is simply embedded Gentoo for the x86...
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x86 @ Wikipedia
The generic term x86 refers to the instruction set of the most commercially successful CPU architecture[1] in the history of personal computing. It is used in processors from Intel, AMD, VIA, and others, and derived from the model numbers of the first few generations of processors, backward compatible with Intel's original 16-bit 8086 CPU, most of which were ending in 86.[2] Since then, many additions and extensions have been added to the...
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x86 Virtualization @ Wikipedia
On February 8, 1999, VMware introduced the first x86 virtualization product, 'VMware Virtual Platform', based on earlier research by its founders at Stanford University. VMware filed for a patent on their techniques in October 1998, which was granted as U.S. Patent 6,397,242 on May 28, 2002. VMware and similar virtualization software for the x86 must employ very sophisticated techniques to trap and virtualize the execution of certain...
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