> > >> 8) Is it possible to run rump_exec in rump ? e.g. to boot rump kernel and >> start init by it ? > > What are you trying to accomplish? Generally no, in a special case yes. > > I've been doing a little work in that area and I have a syscall server > which can support a process's basic syscall requests in a rump kernel. > But that's a very boring approach, since it requires host kernel support. > I think the process should know where it wants its requests to be > serviced.
I thought about something like userspace virtualization(zones, jails) based on top of rump. Regards Adam.