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seL4 is for application processors, so CPUs you'd normally think of, not MCUs like you'd typically use in embedded systems. When developing for something we sta
by im_down_w_otp 4y ago
seL4 is for application processors, so CPUs you'd normally think of, not MCUs like you'd typically use in embedded systems. When developing for something we start out running against targets virtualized in QEMU. Whether or not you could get seL4 booting under a hypervisor that's providing/emulating less of a complete platform? I'm sure it's possible. We never bothered to try propping it up on Xen or anything like that. I have to believe someone has tried to. With respect to FerrOS, it wouldn't make any difference. It will work once the kernel is up and brokering access to resources.