Sanos

Minimal OS kernel for PC based server appliances. Lets you run java server applications without need to install host OS, only need normal Java HotSpot VM ...

sanos FAQ

What is sanos? What does "sanos" stand for? What does sanos run on? What features does sanos have? How do I get sanos? Can I only run Java applications on ...

Configuring sanos

Sanos uses two main configuration files. These are located in the /etc directory. The main configuration file for sanos is /etc/os.ini . ...

sanos API

File Input/Output; Thread Control and Synchronization; Dynamic Loadable Modules; Network Communication; Data Conversion; Error Handling ...

Building C programs for sanos

You can use Microsoft Visual C to build native applications for sanos. The native API for sanos is a POSIX like interface, including a BSD socket interface. ...

System Development Kit for sanos

Although sanos applications are normally compiled under Windows you can also compile your applications under sanos using the sanos system development kit ...

sanos supported hardware

Standard PC architecture. Minimum 2MB RAM (Maximum 4GB RAM). Intel IA-32 and compatible processors (486 and Pentium). IDE disks (PIO and UDMA mode). ...

Copyright (C) 2002 Michael Ringgaard. All rights reserved ...

Copyright (C) 2002 Michael Ringgaard. All rights reserved. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted ...

Building sanos from source

To build sanos from source you first need to download sanos-src-xxxzip from the download page and unzip it into a directory (eg c:\sanos ). ...

Running java applications on sanos

You can run the Windows version of Sun HotSpot JVM under sanos. This is possible because sanos supports the standard PE executable format (.EXE and . ...