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You can use the NetBSD rump kernel [1] to do this relatively easily - I have run LuaJIT on Xen using this and there is now a bare metal implementation too. [1]
by justincormack 12y ago
You can use the NetBSD rump kernel [1] to do this relatively easily - I have run LuaJIT on Xen using this and there is now a bare metal implementation too.
[1] http://rumpkernel.org/ http://rumpkernel.org/
- ay 12y agoActually your https://github.com/justincormack/rumpuser-xen https://github.com/justincormack/rumpuser-xen was the original inspiration for me :-) Back when I started (sometime in May), rump did not run on "bare metal" yet, so I decided to reinvent a bicycle of my own. Also, looks like it's running in 32-bit mode ?