Asterinas: A New Linux-Compatible Kernel Project Developed in Rust
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Summary
Asterinas is a new Linux-compatible kernel project developed at the Southern University of Science and Technology in China. It is written in Rust and utilizes a 'framekernel architecture' to combine aspects of monolithic and microkernel designs. The project aims to achieve compatibility with Linux-ABI.
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The framekernel concept is explained in the September 2024 paper 'Framekernel: A Safe and Efficient Kernel Architecture via Rus'
Born from research at the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) in Shenzen, China, Asterinas is a new Linux-ABI-compatible kernel project written in Rust, based on what the authors call a 'framekernel architecture'.
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