Two Hypervisors, One SoC: Replacing Hafnium with 30K Lines of Rust

<p>Rust promises memory safety without garbage collection. That's why many of us dream of writing a kernel in it. After several years of building a from‑scratch operating system

<h2> Recap </h2> <p>This is a continuation of <a href="//../kvm-rust-part2">Part 2</a> of KVM in Rust series,<br /> where we successfully set up a memory region for our guest VM.

<h2> Recap </h2> <p>In the <a href="//../kvm-rust-arm-part1">previous article</a> we ported the register handling<br /> of my Rust KVM hypervisor from x86 to ARM64. By tracing

<p>In <a href="https://iambenkay.com/building-an-operating-system-in-rust-part-1/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Part 1 we built the foundation of our operating system using Rust</a>,