Ozone

"OS one", O3

Ozone is a multikernel operating system running on the ARM-based Toradex iMX.8 board as the project of the Advance Operating Systems at ETHZ. It is built on a simplified version of Barrelfish, an open-source multikernel developed at ETHZ.

⚠️ If you are enrolled in the course, do not proceed further. Coming up with your own design is part of the project and the course. You might violate the academic integrity regulations by referring to the code here.

=> Our design report

Authors

Team 1:

• Emil Schätzle (eschaetzle@student.ethz.ch)
• Linus Vogel (linvogel@student.ethz.ch)
• Shashank Anand (sanand@student.ethz.ch)
• Zikai Liu (liuzik@student.ethz.ch)

Features and Highlights

• Physical memory manager
  • The buddy allocation algorithm
  • Binary search tree
• Virtual memory manager
  • The buddy allocation algorithm + free list
  • Support mappings to fixed and dynamic addresses
  • Demand paging
  • Unmapping
  • Thread safe
• Process spawning
• Process management
  • Killing processes
• Intra-core Local Message Passing (LMP)
  • Passing large messages in frame
• User-Level Message Passing (UMP)
  • Efficient ringbuffer
  • Waitset Integration
  • Indirect UMP Capability Transfer
• Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
  • Unifying LMP and UMP channels
  • Easy to use interface
• Multicore
  • Bringing up all four cores on iMX.8
• Shell
  • Thread-safe terminal server
  • Command history and Command Line Editing
  • Built-in commands
• Filesystem
  • FAT32 specification with read and write support
  • High speed access
  • Shell integration
• Nameservice
  • Unified interface for RPCs
  • Deregister dead services
• Networking
  • Low-latency on UDP connections
  • Clear user-interface to simple listen on ports and send out UDP messages
  • nchat to chat with another host using UDP

Compile and Deployment

Please refer to the book and the AOS README.