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by 1fishe2fishe 2y ago
I hate how there's at least one discussion about how a clinically insane man on a disability check that got hit by a train said the n word and did insane things. I know that and his OS is what's best known about him but I really w
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by 1fishe2fishe 2y ago
Yeah, I could just use that flag on Linux and let the kernel do more work but I'm afraid I might have to add more logic for looping for a failed mmap only for linux, and more ifdefs usually mean I'm doing something wrong. I'd
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by 1fishe2fishe 2y ago
Thanks for the information, I wasn't aware of that! Seems like it's not available on FreeBSD though ;( I want to support as many OS'es as possible, but I'll still add a comment on that for future reference.
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by 1fishe2fishe 2y ago
It's a great OS to play around with, after all. I know a guy that uses TempleOS to poke around his hypervisor's private internal data that's not exposed in the normal control interface because it's the one of the only &q
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by 1fishe2fishe 2y ago
There were a few candidates for this like "GENESIS - Godly Emulation Not Encountered, System Is Sacred", but that sounded way too biblical (you get my point), or "SANCTUM - Sacred Assembly for Navigating Computing Technology
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by 1fishe2fishe 2y ago
God actually didn't ban networking, contrary to popular belief [1]. He just didn't add network drivers to his OS because of all the network cards he'd have to support and cause the OS to bloat up. He stated "We need a ne
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by 1fishe2fishe 2y ago
That's one way to do it, dealing with linkers was really not my thing so I just get the mapped memory list [1] and set it as the start pivot then stack pages on top of it [2]. Thankfully the brk heap isn't intrusive enough to clim
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by 1fishe2fishe 2y ago
Sort of a "distro" I guess. It's basically TempleOS as an app.
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by 1fishe2fishe 2y ago
That was actually a very easy part of EXODUS. Since TempleOS is basically a unikernel, it doesn't need any code for per-process virtual address space. So I can just map some pages in the host process and the host process' address
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Show HN: Running TempleOS in user space without virtualization(github.com)
228 points by 1fishe2fishe 2y ago|36 comments