Drew DeVault • 9/7/2022

Notes from kernel hacking in Hare, part 1

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This technical article details the author's experience using the Hare programming language for kernel hacking, specifically in the Helios micro-kernel project. It focuses on the challenges of providing boot information to the initial task, explaining the bootinfo structure, manual memory management, and handling different address spaces (physical, kernel, userspace) in a constrained kernel environment.

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