+> By the way, do you know there is an online video course by the author on the design of lunaix? [Check it out](https://space.bilibili.com/12995787/channel/collectiondetail?sid=196337) (although it is in Chinese!)
+
+## Features
+
+In a nutshell, Lunaix is a multi-architectural general purpose kernel, and she is:
+
++ fully-preemptive
++ modular design with configurable components at compile-time and extendable subsystems
++ high-performance by utilising advanced caching techniques and infrastructure.
++ fault-tolerance with sophisticated builtin error handling and tracing techniques.
++ robust in nature with techniques such as proactive deadlock detection and driver isolation mechanism.
+
+The author has put a significant amount of time on devising better abstractions, advance kernel features and various optimisation techniques. To give a better understanding (and appreciation) of the works being done, the following non-exhaust list has been compiled with features that are currently supported in lunaix:
+
++ Multi-ISA
+ + x86_32
+ + x86_64
+ + Aarch64 (W.I.P)
++ Boot protocol
+ + abstraction for different protocol
+ + configurable kernel boot-time parameters
++ Platform resource management and definition
+ + ACPI
+ + Devicetree
++ Memory management
+ + architecture-neutral abstraction
+ + on-demand paging
+ + copy-on-write and page sharing
+ + compound page support
+ + explicit huge page support (sorry, not THP!)
+ + reverse mapping indexing (rmap)
+ + memory compaction (W.I.P)
+ + slab-alike object allocator
+ + highmem support
+ + remote address space accessing
++ Multi-tasking
+ + Protection level and process image isolation
+ + Native threading support (no more lightweight process nonsense)
+ + Signal mechanism
+ + Kernel level multi-tasking (i.e. kernel threads)
+ + Round-robin scheduling (for now)
+ + Preemptive kernel design
+ + taskfs: file system interface to process and threads
++ File system
+ + virtual file system framework
+ + ...with POSIX compliant interfaces
+ + file system mounting mechanism
+ + page cache for file IO
+ + node cache for vfs structure representation.
+ + ext2 (rev.0, rev.1)
+ + iso9660 (rock-ridge)
+ + twifs: file system interface to kernel states.
++ Device management and interrupt handling
+ + architecture-neutral design
+ + generalised driver framework
+ + generalised irq framework
+ + driver modularisation design
+ + support asynchronous device model
+ + devfs: file system interface to device subsystem
++ Block I/O (blkio)
+ + generalised block IO interface and encapsulation
+ + blkio packets caching
+ + asynchronous blkio operation in nature
++ Serial I/O
+ + POSIX-compliant serial port model
+ + serial device driver framework (part of driver framework)
++ Caching Infrastructure
+ + primitive: generic sparse associative array (spatial data)
+ + LRU replacement policy and pooling
+ + kernel daemon for scheduled cache eviction
++ Error handling and detection
+ + stack back-tracing with symbol resolution
+ + nested exception unfolding
+ + CPU state dumping
+ + Deadlock/hung-up detection
+
+For the device drivers that are currently support see below:
+
++ Arhcitecture Neutral
+ + UART 16650-compatible driver
+ + Serial ATA AHCI
+ + PCI 3.0
+ + PCIe 1.1
+ + Standard VGA
++ Intel x86
+ + RTC (Intel PCH)
+ + IOAPIC irq controller
+ + APIC Timer
+ + Legacy i8042 keyboard controller
++ ARM
+ + GICv3
+ + PL011 (W.I.P)
+
+## Project Structure
+
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