Lguest ARM version

ARM version of Lguest

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Lguest: The Simple x86 Hypervisor, (a virtual machine)
developed by Rusty Russell.
http://lguest.ozlabs.org/

It is a fantastic virtual machine. Thank Rusty Russell.

I just ported it to ARM Processors. Unfortunately, at present,
ARM version of Lguest can only run on Omap3530. I hope we can
work together to improve it and make it support more types of
processors.

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