The OS's
microkernel design uses formal verification methods to reshape security and trustworthiness from the ground up in a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE).
Reconfiguration of point metaability refers to the reprogramming control of the software or hardware resources in nodes (e.g., node protocol entity, form management, control entity, network processor
microkernel, etc.) or a full reload of software to reconfigure these resource modules flexibility.
2009) that provided the first implementation-level mathematical proof of functional correctness for an operating system (OS)
microkernel.
[33] Sharifah Setapa, Mohd Anuar Mat Isa, Nazri Abdullah, and Jamalul-lail Ab Manan, "Trusted computing based
microkernel," in Computer Applications and Industrial Electronics (ICCAIE 2010), 2010, no.
The PlayBook tablet, due to launch within weeks after a six-month pitch, is RIM's first product to use an industrial-strength operating system based on QNX, a powerhouse
microkernel (rather than the typical monolithic kernel) which RIM bought last year and aims to incorporate into its future smartphones.
The Green Hills Platform for Smart Energy includes: INTEGRITY separation kernel; [micro sign]-velOSity
microkernel; MULTI integrated development environment; FFS, FAT, NFS and Journaling File Systems; GHNet dual model IPv4/IPv6 networking stack; complete Wi-Fi support; IPSec; as well as 2D/3D graphics.
The BlackBerry Tablet OS is built upon the QNX Neutrino
microkernel architecture, which as your child will tell you, is one of the most reliable, secure and robust operating system architectures in the world.
The QNX Neutrino RTOS provides a robust, fault-tolerant
microkernel architecture that enables shorter development cycles, fewer software bugs, and higher uptimes than traditional operating systems.
"In a
microkernel operating system," says Poliak, "everything is done with a message pass across a software bus.