Running Multiple Linux Kernels Simultaneously on Bare Metal
Mklinux v7.0-mk2 enables running multiple Linux kernels simultaneously on bare metal.
Mklinux v7.0-mk2 introduces a multikernel Linux tree that allows a single machine to run multiple independent Linux kernels simultaneously without a hypervisor. Each kernel operates natively on its own CPUs, memory, and devices, enhancing resource management and performance for engineers by overcoming the limitations of a single kernel.
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