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(Darling requires a kernel module, which also isn't a thing you are able to do in the context of Docker as you are often just working with the host kernel.)
by saurik 6y ago
(Darling requires a kernel module, which also isn't a thing you are able to do in the context of Docker as you are often just working with the host kernel.)
- etaioinshrdlu 6y agoWow! This is highly surprising and is totally unusual! They're embedding parts of the XNU kernel in Linux. I can imagine this was done as a last resort as there is pretty much no chance this will ever get upstreamed, not just because of licensing, but also simply just strangeness.