Aharon Robbins
2012-09-03 18:34:38 UTC
Hi 9fans.
A colleague asked me some questoins about the Plan 9 kernel that I could
not answer.
For a small x86-based embedded system (*deeply* embedded), how small would
the Plan 9 kernel be if one removed the networking stack (TCP/IP, 9P)
and all fiesystem code (except for access to a very few devices)? The
idea is to have primarily memory management and processes.
Any idea how hard this would be or what the steps would be to build
such a kernel given a regular Plan 9 installation?
Much thanks!
Arnold Robbins
A colleague asked me some questoins about the Plan 9 kernel that I could
not answer.
For a small x86-based embedded system (*deeply* embedded), how small would
the Plan 9 kernel be if one removed the networking stack (TCP/IP, 9P)
and all fiesystem code (except for access to a very few devices)? The
idea is to have primarily memory management and processes.
Any idea how hard this would be or what the steps would be to build
such a kernel given a regular Plan 9 installation?
Much thanks!
Arnold Robbins