lk, also known as The Little Kernel, is an SMP-aware embedded operating system kernel. It is designed for small systems and is portable to various platforms and CPU architectures, notably used as a bootloader for Android phones.
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lk, also known as The Little Kernel, is an SMP-aware embedded operating system kernel. It is designed for small systems and is portable to various platforms and CPU architectures, notably used as a bootloader for Android phones.
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The Little Kernel (lk) is an SMP-aware embedded operating system kernel engineered for small systems. It boasts high portability, supporting a wide array of 32 and 64-bit CPU architectures including ARM32, ARM64, RISC-V, x86, Motorola 68000, MIPS, OpenRISC 1000, and even experimental VAX support. LK features a fully re-entrant, multi-threaded, and preemptive kernel, alongside a powerful modular build system. It includes a large number of utility components selectable at build time, making it adaptable for diverse open-source and closed-source projects, particularly as a bootloader in many Android phones.
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