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Explore FEMU's implementation, policies, and configurations

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The FEMU documentation now connects device features to the code that implements them. Start with the implementation overview, choose a device mode, and follow its configuration and source links.

The guides describe mapping and garbage-collection policies, NAND timing, configuration interactions, and the boundaries of each device model. They are pinned to FEMU commit 9d176f89138dfb00dcd2fba2aa61072268d9bf4a so readers can check a description against the reviewed implementation.

  • Configuration recipes provide 19 complete examples with downloadable INI files.
  • Observability explains counter interpretation and includes a decoder for FEMU's vendor statistics log.
  • The developer learning path starts with a standalone test, follows a write through the emulator, and explains how to prepare a focused contribution.

The configurations have been checked against source declarations and expanded through the configuration helper. Guest execution remains a separate validation step. When sharing results or reporting a problem, include the FEMU commit, complete configuration, guest kernel and tools, and workload command.

Found a missing prerequisite or a mismatch with the code? Use the community guide to share a reproducible report or contribute a correction.