Getting Started =============== For getting started with the `Bao Hypervisor `_ we recommend following the "Hello World" interactive tutorial. The `bao-helloworld `_ repository provides a minimal tutorial designed to guide beginners through the process of setting up and running the Bao Hypervisor on QEMU platforms. It serves as a practical starting point for new users to understand Bao’s workflow and development, including the configuration and deployment of different :term:`VM` (i.e., Linux OS, FreeRTOS, and baremetal applications). This guide walks through the steps required to reproduce the "Hello World" demo. It begins with setting up a development environment, including the installation of all necessary dependencies and cross-compile toolchain. The tutorial then covers building Bao and necessary platform-specific firmware, i.e., Arm’s Trusted Firmware-A (TF-A) for ``aarch64`` targets and RISC-V’s OpenSBI for ``riscv64`` targets. Finally, you will configure and run different setups, such as single-guest and dual-guest configurations, on QEMU platforms for both architectures. Whether you are evaluating Bao for the first time or seeking a minimal, reproducible reference environment for further development, this example offers a solid foundation. You can find the complete tutorial and source code in the official repository at `bao-helloworld `_. We also recommend watching the following video, which provides a step-by-step walk-through of the tutorial: .. raw:: html