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You can using the NetBSD rump kernel[1]. You get all the NetBSD drivers, IP stack etc that you can use, just add memory management, setup and so on, which is n
by justincormack 12y ago
You can using the NetBSD rump kernel[1].
You get all the NetBSD drivers, IP stack etc that you can use, just add memory management, setup and so on, which is not much work, and link your application in to it. It is still under development but the basic stuff is all working well.
[1[ http://rumpkernel.org/ http://rumpkernel.org/