bochsrc
bochsrc is the configuration file used by the Bochs PC emulator to define the virtual hardware environment. It is a plain-text file containing a sequence of configuration directives that tell Bochs what CPU to emulate, how much memory to allocate, which disk and CD-ROM images to use, and how peripherals such as display, sound, network, and input devices should be emulated. The file is read at Bochs startup and can be supplied explicitly with the -f option or named bochsrc/bochsrc.txt in the working directory; if no -f is provided, Bochs looks for a default-named file in the current directory or user-specific locations depending on the build.
The directives are expressed as key-value pairs or blocks that configure different subsystems. Areas typically covered
Bochs supports cross-platform use and is widely employed in operating-system development, education, and hardware-emulation research. Because
See also Bochs, PC emulation, disk image. For exact directive names and syntax, refer to the Bochs