I already know how to detect VMWare and VirtualPC, but I want to know how to do this in Kernel Virtual Machine. I would like the code to be in C or C++.
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I already know how to detect VMWare and VirtualPC, but I want to know how to do this in Kernel Virtual Machine. I would like the code to be in C or C++.
This page implies that it’s enough to check the kernel’s boot messages, if Linux is your hosted OS:
That should be easy enough to implement in C.