| 摘要 |
A hybrid operating system may allocate two sets of resources, one to a first operating system and one to a second operating system. Each operating system may have a memory manager, process scheduler, and other components that are aware of each other and cooperate. The hybrid operating system may allow one operating system to provide one set of services and a second operating system to provide a second set of services. For example, the first operating system may have monitoring applications, user interfaces, and other services, while the second operating system may be a lightweight, high performance operating system that may not provide the same services as the first operating system. |
