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Like an embedded system? Where at boot it just jumps to some offset in ROM where your program lives and starts executing. If you want I/O you better bring you
by jandrese 5y ago
Like an embedded system? Where at boot it just jumps to some offset in ROM where your program lives and starts executing. If you want I/O you better bring your own library and/or be willing to set registers.
- topdancing 5y agoEven embedded systems run on an OS, wondering of the GP knows that Ubuntu is running Linux (ie, an OS) under the hood. And that Kubernetes deployments out there primarily run on Linux.
- runnerup 5y ago> Even embedded systems run on an OS Many do not. I've seen quite a few ARM processors running without any OS.
- loxias 5y ago(am I the GP?) No, not all embedded systems run an OS. Linux is not an OS, it's a kernel. Ubuntu is an OS. Kubernetes is application software that runs on several operating systems, primarily ones based on the Linux kernel.
- topdancing 5y agoLinux is indeed an OS: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux Ubuntu is not an OS, it's a Linux distribution.