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Re:The Fiasco microkernel by butterisgood on Thursday October 11, 2018 @07:47PM (#18197962)
Darbat seems to be what's running in the Secure Enclave of the iPhone. Or at least something like it.

https://www.blackhat.com/docs/us-16/materials/us-16-Mandt-De...

Pretty darned awesome.

Fiasco is GREAT. You at least used to be able to run it with DROPS which had a cool desktop/demo disk where you could just launch a bunch of Debian Linux instances as L4 tasks. It was like VMWare on crack at the time when I tried it.

I think FiascoUX might still exist... you can run Fiasco as a userspace process on linux then run linux in ... oh I've gone cross-eyed..

Re:The Fiasco microkernel by nickpsecurity on Saturday October 13, 2018 @12:23PM (#18208713)
DROPS is still available here:

http://demo.tudos.org/eng_about.html

It was one, cool-ass demo. I especially liked firing up VM's lightening-fast given I was reading people say they use containers since VM's are too slow and inefficient. Maybe the people building their favorite VM's just aren't good at efficiency. Build on L4/L4Linux instead. ;)

Re:The Fiasco microkernel by atombender on Saturday October 13, 2018 @01:09AM (#18206534)
The Secure Enclave runs a customized version of L4Ka::Pistachio, apparently. Different codebase (Pistachio is C++, for example), same origin.