By dotCore
via github.com
Submitted: Mar 21 2013 / 01:41
The buildrump.sh script builds unmodified NetBSD kernel drivers such as file systems and the TCP/IP stack as components for hosts such as Linux and other BSDs. These components can be linked in a variety of configurations to form rump kernels, which provide services to applications directly on the host. The benefits of this approach include avoiding the overhead of OS virtualization. Also, root privileges are not mandated.
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