> the Nova Microhypevisor approach is correct
To save people the time:
"This code is experimental and not feature complete. If it breaks, you get to keep both pieces."
> the Nova Microhypevisor approach is correct
To save people the time:
"This code is experimental and not feature complete. If it breaks, you get to keep both pieces."
The actual main open source repo has had that warning there for 14 years in spite of commercial forks that are deployed in production government and high risk use cases.
See his latest talk which represents a lot of impressive recent work: https://cfp.3mdeb.com/media/bsmconf/submissions/KW3SYT/resou...
I am working on a production OS using it as a foundation.
What's the OS ?
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That phrase predates LLMs.
Considering the commit that added that text was 14 years ago, I am going to assume it was written by a human.
https://github.com/udosteinberg/NOVA/commit/9e35d89c0e7014f1...