From: OFeem1987@teleworm.us   
      
   Lawrence D’Oliveiro wrote this post by blinking in Morse code:   
      
   > Came across this nifty little article   
   >   
   >    
   >   
   > (found on Bluesky   
   > )   
   > showing that you can run the Linux kernel directly from within a   
   > VM in qemu, without installing a distro or anything. It will   
   > boot, and then die because it wants to mount a root filesystem   
   > and start an init process; so then it’s easy enough to set that   
   > up with a few more commands, try booting it again, and there you   
   > go -- you have a running VM.   
      
          
      
       LKL.js is Linux Kernel Library ported to JavaScript using   
       Emscripten. Unlike JSLinux, LKL.js includes a Linux kernel   
       fully written in JavaScript and runs without emulators. For   
       more details, read my blog post   
      
       LKL.js just boots Linux kernel and still completely useless.   
       It shows how Emscripten is powerful and how Linux kernel is   
       flexible.   
      
   IIRC, the Qemu developer (Fabrice Bellard) wrote a Linux kernel   
   that ran on a web page.   
      
          
      
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   whether I am now a butterfly dreaming I am a man.   
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