A user-mode port of the Linux kernel
By J. Dike. Annual Linux Showcase & Conference, 2000
318 citations recorded by the source corpus.
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Citations in the corpus
- A case for grid computing on virtual machines (2003, methodology): “User-mode VMs have been recently proposed for the Linux OS [9].”
- ReVirt: enabling intrusion analysis through virtual-machine logging and replay (2002, methodology): “1. Note that UMLinux is different from the similarly-named User-Mode Linux [ Dike00 ].”
- Linux Kernel Development (2003, methodology): “There are a number of virtualisation tools available to assist with testing software such as qemu [8], UML [ 9 ], VMWare [10] and Xen [11].”
- A multi-radio unification protocol for IEEE 802.11 wireless networks (2004, background): “Etwas abseits steht User Mode Linux (UML, [3]), welches wie die zuvor genannten Produkte direkt den Prozessor des Gastgebersystems nutzt, jedoch keine weitere Hardware emuliert.”
- Debugging Operating Systems with Time-Traveling Virtual Machines (Awarded General Track Best Paper Award!) (2005, methodology): “The VMM used in this paper is User-Mode Linux (UML) [8], modified to support host device drivers in the guest OS.”
- A survey of network virtualization (2010, methodology): “PlanetLab(x4.5.1)). Capitalizing on the advances in virtual machine (VM) technologies [68, 69, 70 ], VIOLIN extends the idea of single node isolation in VMs to provide completely isolated virtual networks.”
- An architecture for exploiting multi-core processors to parallelize network intrusion prevention (2007, unknown): “User Mode Linux [7] is a port of the Linux kernel to a Linux process.”
- Unbounded transactional memory (2005, methodology): “We studied the make linux and dbench kernel benchmarks more closely to understand how the size of cache affects the overflow of transactional state in UTM and LTM. Figure 7 graphs the results, confirming that there are again some very large transactions, but that most transactions are small.”