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flossly•about 1 hour ago

This first Rust/Zig kernel that allows Linux drivers to be ported over with ease (LLM assisted) could pick up a lot of run-on-bare-metal usage. Linux is the only FLOSS kernel that has broad hardware support.

sanxiyn•8 minutes ago

You can do something like rump kernel to reuse drivers.

https://rumpkernel.github.io/

genxy•about 1 hour ago

Run Linux as a guest in KVM to manage the hardware.

to11mtm•about 2 hours ago

Looking through the page and the main readme I have lots of questions...

I'm vaguely curious what is or is not missing for aarch/riscv, also what else is/is not implemented? e.x. is there audio support? can I plug a USB drive in?

Also, Is there a section with documentation on the architecture?

sanxiyn•11 minutes ago

There doesn't seem to be audio support (I searched for audio and sound). There seems to be the beginning of USB support (under drivers/usb/xhci, for example).

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