Linux Lab v1.2 is officially released: bringing a powerful laboratory to Linux kernel learning, development and testing

News on July 12, Linux Lab v1.2 is officially released, providing a powerful real-time laboratory for Linux kernel learning, development and testing. This version has been upgraded after v1.1 was released in December last year, and has been integrated with Cloud Lab v0.9-rc2 is updated simultaneously to provide users with a better experience.

As far as the editor understands, Linux Lab The upgrade content of v1.2 includes upgrading some kernels to v6.3.6 and upgrading some QEMU versions to v8.0.2. In addition, support for nolibc and NOMMU development has been added. It is worth mentioning that this version also provides more support for virtual development boards, including several types of virtual development boards such as loongarch/virt, ppc/ppce500, arm/virt and s390x/s390-ccw-virtio.

In the specific update log, v1.2 rc3 adds support for QEMU v8.0.x development support and NOMMU development support, and fixed the problem of startup stuck under the new version of Manjaro system. v1.2 rc2 adds support for nolibc development and syscall reduction development, and provides usage documentation for oneshot mode and nolibc mode. v1.2 rc1 adds some kernels to v6.1.1, updates rust-for-kernel support, and adds openeuler kernel support for riscv64/virt.

Linux Lab The release of v1.2 provides more powerful tools and environments for learning, development, and testing of the Linux kernel. Users can more conveniently carry out kernel learning, development and testing through this instant laboratory. Linux Lab's ease of use and powerful functions will help more developers join the development of the Linux kernel.

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