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  • Mach

    Famous pioneering microkernel research OS, from Carnegie Mellon University: CMU. It lead to many well known OSs: NeXT, Flux (part of the Flux-Fluke-Flask progression, though Fluke is new code, and which is viewed by many as the follow-on to Mach), GNU Hurd.

    www.cs.cmu.edu

  • Flux Research Group: Older Projects and Software

    Mach 4 kernel, Lites Unix server, Mach/Lites/4.4-lite, MOSS, Goofie, PA-RISC GNU tools.

    www.cs.utah.edu

  • MK++

    Mach compatible microkernel; gives one code base able to support high assurance, scalability, realtime, distribution, SMP, fault handling, performance; all built in an object-oriented B3 evaluable fashion.

    www.opengroup.org

  • MkLinux

    An Open Source operating system which consists of an implementation of the Linux operating system hosted on the Mach microkernel.

    www.mklinux.org

  • Maruti

    Goal: create an environment for developing and deploying critical applications with hard real-time constraints in a reactive environment. Such applications must be able to execute on a platform of distributed and heterogeneous resources, and operate continuously in the presence of faults.

    www.cs.umd.edu

  • Real-Time Mach

    By Real-Time and Multimedia Laboratory, Department of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University. RT-Mach is a resource kernel, a kernel provides resource-centric services, which can then be used to satisfy end-to-end QoS needs.

    www.cs.cmu.edu

  • Real-Time Mach NTT

    Another version of Real-Time Mach, by NTT Laboratories. Contains RT-Mach kernel, FreeBSD 2.2.8 server, real-time shell, RT-Java, Hurd loader. Site has fine 'Getting Started' section: readme, release notes, installation, hardware, compatibility, troubles Q&A, contacts.

    info.isl.ntt.co.jp

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