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Date: 2012-03-07 05:50:27
Computing platforms
Monolithic kernels
Operating system kernels
MINIX 3
Kernel
Operating system
Linux kernel
Mach
Loadable kernel module
Computer architecture
Computing
System software

A Lightweight Method for Building Reliable Operating Systems Despite Unreliable Device Drivers Technical Report IR-CS-018, January 2006 Jorrit N. Herder Herbert Bos

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