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Building a Minimal RISC-V Hypervisor in Rust: A 1,000-Line Guide

By

lioeters

8mo ago· 1 min readen

Summary

This article/book introduces a sequel to "Operating System in 1,000 Lines," teaching readers how to build a minimal RISC-V hypervisor from scratch using Rust. It covers creating a type-1 hypervisor in approximately 1,000 lines of code, starting from bare-metal programming, with the goal of booting Linux-based operating systems. The author notes they will leverage Rust's features to simplify the process.

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In this book, you'll learn how to build a minimal RISC-V hypervisor which can boot Linux-based operating systems.
From scratch means we'll start from the bare-metal programming in Rust, that is type-1 hypervisor, in 1000 lines of code like we did for the OS.
However, this time we'll cheat a little bit, by relying on the power of Rust's
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Write your first hypervisor from scratch, in 1K LoC.

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