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by justincormack 4241 days ago
Retrobsd is a good starting point.
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No, same problems. 32-bit, memory protection.
Ah I had forgotten. Well you can run the netbsd rump kernel without memory protection, which gives you much of unix (no mmap obviously), but the 32 bitness is probably still an issue, although it might not be you will have to implement 32 and 64 bit types but you could try to do it...