gem5Linux and EmuLinux are IMHO the best options
Giacomo
From: gem5-dev on behalf of Vince Harron
Sent: 11 December 2019 05:36
To: gem5 Developer List
Subject: Re: [gem5-dev] name for fake linux
gem5Linux is *way* better than overloading SELinux IMO
On Tue
gem5Linux is *way* better than overloading SELinux IMO
On Tue, Dec 10, 2019 at 9:14 AM Jason Lowe-Power
wrote:
> One option is gem5Linux since it is kind of "gem5 flavored" Linux.
>
> SELinux isn't that bad. I doubt too many people will think that gem5
> is implementing a secure linux ;).
>
>
Thanks for the suggestions. I think SyscallEmu is a bit too long as a
prefix, but I do like Emu (even though EmuLinux sounds like it's a linux
distro for these guys https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emu). I'd like to move
away from the idea of a syscall emulation *mode* since it's no longer a
separate
On 10 Dec 2019, at 17:14, Jason Lowe-Power wrote:
One option is gem5Linux since it is kind of "gem5 flavored" Linux.
SELinux isn't that bad. I doubt too many people will think that gem5
is implementing a secure linux ;).
Other options:
EmuLinux (surprisingly doesn't return anything on Google
One option is gem5Linux since it is kind of "gem5 flavored" Linux.
SELinux isn't that bad. I doubt too many people will think that gem5
is implementing a secure linux ;).
Other options:
EmuLinux (surprisingly doesn't return anything on Google except qemu)
SEModeLinux
SEOnlyLinux
After thinking
Hi folks. I would like to pull the operating system level concepts (like
syscall dispatch) out of the process objects and into an actual operating
system object which collects and manages the process objects. It's main
duties could be coordinating loading processes from object files, handing
out
