… The problem is, games on Microsoft's system can use the Windows NT synchronization tool in the kernel. And because it's in the kernel, it can handle thousands of requests just fine. …
… When Denuvo measures CPU timing to detect single-stepping or debugging, the hypervisor intercepts RDTSC reads and returns spoofed values. When Denuvo queries kernel structures to verify system integrity, the hypervisor patches those too. …
… Well, it turns out that the world of Linux has finally agreed upon where AI code fits within kernel development. Turns out it's totally fine to submit AI-generated code to the kernel; however, if something goes wrong, it's on your head. …
… Here's what it does, as per the Codeberg page: WSL9x runs a modern Linux kernel 6.19 at time of writing cooperatively inside the Windows 9x kernel, enabling users to take advantage of the full suite of capabilities of both operating systems at the same time, including paging, memory protection, and… …
… A container is used to describe an isolated Linux user space running on a host kernel. …
… However, kernel drivers live in Ring 0, which is kernel mode. This means they are sharing the same space as your core hardware drivers and the operating system kernel itself. …
… It was faster than esync in most cases, but it required out-of-tree kernel patches that never made it into the mainline Linux kernel or to upstream Wine out of the box . …
… It uses Linux kernel features like namespaces and cgroups to give a workload its own private view of the system while it still runs on the host's actual kernel. You're not emulating a chipset or guest kernel, and that goes a long way to reducing the typical VM overheads. …
… When I booted up Fedora, I noticed that GRUB was listing the last three Linux kernels I had installed on my PC. …
… Since the kernel is open-source on Linux, it is freely modifiable, and therefore no way for anti-tampering software to verify that the kernel hasn't been compromised or altered. …