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by winter_blue 10y ago
Library operating systems like IncludeOS are a further extension of this phenomenon: http://www.includeos.org http://www.includeos.org
With IncludeOS, you don't even have a full kernel. You just have the bare necessities, and run your code in real mode in ring 0.
- cheiVia0 10y agoSo your web server code has direct write access to the hard drive firmware?
- yellowapple 10y agoIf you run it on bare metal. I reckon the point of IncludeOS is to run an application directly on a hypervisor like Xen (instead of needing a separate guest OS).