# A Virtual Machine

 1. Today, we will work in a virtual machine.
 2. In this case, the virtual machine is purely software-based: the
    guest CPU is emulated in software and no hypervisor is involved.
 3. You will need to work on ‹aisa›. Start by running:
    
        $ sh boot.sh
    
 4. This will boot your own copy of the VM that we will be using.
    Your image is stored in ‹~/pb152/12› as ‹vm.img›.
 5. If you want to start over, you can move ‹vm.img› out of the way,
    or just delete it. Next time you run ‹boot.sh›, you will get a fresh
    image.
 6. When your machine boots, log in as ‹root›. The password is ‹bring it on›.
 7. Type ‹cd 12› and ‹cat start.txt›.