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Working on a native BIOS/UEFI-like GUI for the Diosix.org RISC-V hypervisor. Beyond an in-guest CLI and Linux kernel driver, I’m experimenting with a graphical console to configure guest VMs, storage, networking, and more directly on screen-attached RV64 hosts. WIP! github.com/diodesign/di...

Chris Williams

@diodesign.org

11 Sept

In addition, the hypervisor supports non-native guests seamlessly through dynamic recompilation, starting with 32-bit RISC-V (RV32) guests... github.com/diodesign/di...

github.comGitHub - diodesign/diosix at dynarecA lightweight, robust, multiprocessor bare-metal hypervisor written in Zig for RISC-V - diodesign/diosix

Chris Williams

@diodesign.org

Previously experimented with a RISC OS-like WIMP (Windows, Icons, Menus, Pointer) desktop environment, but I think a fixed BIOS/UEFI-like GUI is better for managing a virtualization host. Individual guest VMs can provide the desktop apps/environment, routed through the GUI VM, if needed.

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