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[text] LKL.js Running Linux Kernel on JavaScript Directly View on GitHub LKL.js Running Linux Kernel on JavaScript Directly 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. Demo LKL js requires SharedArrayBuffer for pthread support. SharedArrayBuffer is disabled by default due to Spectre mitigation in Mozilla Firefox. Please enable it. Firefox The link below is boot.js demo site. javascript.options.sharedmemory in Mozilla httpsretrage.github.ioIkljsboot.html Downloads

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